For Safer Internet Day, Pinterest is taking a step to create a safer and more positive online environment for its users, especially Gen Z. The platform has partnered with nonprofit #HalfTheStory to release a dedicated board filled with resources for better internet practices, mental health support, and digital safety.
A recent survey conducted by Pinterest in collaboration with Morning Consult found that half of Gen Z users believe that negative online experiences are becoming more commonplace. However, Gen Z users of Pinterest are least likely to report having had a negative experience on the platform compared to other major platforms. The platform has also released a new study on generational internet habits, which shows that 58% of Gen Z respondents believe people could benefit from a website dedicated to positive content. To make the internet a better place, Pinterest is urging its users to pin for good and create a better internet together.
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