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Editorial Note: Be sure and read this post carefully. This article details a couple forms of censoring. This does not mean that Bible verses are forbidden or wiped from Pinterest. It is subtle but it is real. We also can’t overlook the recent banning of Pro-life group Live Action from Pinterest. Please be informed before you comment-the details are important.
The whistleblower website Project Veritas is reporting the social media website Pinterest has been banning Bible verses and other Christian terms in its search engine.
“Project Veritas has received and published documents from an insider at Pinterest,” the website reported Monday. “The documents, which include product code, Slack messages, and internal policies, reveal terms and websites that Pinterest apparently censors.”…
“When I type in the word ‘Christian’ and something interesting happens,” O’Keefe told the insider who remains off camera and whose voice is disguised.
“‘Christian,’ the insider explains, “is being blocked from auto-complete.”
Pinterest is a publicly-traded social media company headquartered in San Francisco, CA with more than 300 million monthly users.
“The documents we obtained raise questions about whether or not these tech companies really operate like neutral platforms, as opposed to publishers with editorial agendas,” O’Keefe writes.
When Project Veritas asked Pinterest for a comment on the story, a company spokesman provided the following statement.
“Religious content is allowed on Pinterest, and many people use our service to search for and save Pins inspired by their beliefs. To protect our users from being targeted based on personal characteristics such as their religion, we have policies in place so that ads and recommendations don’t appear alongside certain terms.”
When asked why he came forward, the whistleblower told O’Keefe: “I think when public policies don’t match with how social media companies are actually implementing them, people have a right to know, people have a right to that transparency. And the thing is one person can make all the difference… one person can bring transparency to big tech.”…
(Excerpted from CBN News article by Steve Warren)
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Kris,
Thank you for updating your story. It had been unclear, if not misleading, about the kind of censorship Pinterest uses against Christianity — as evidenced by the many Christians who have had no problems obtaining Bible verses and other Christian information from the site. As you have said, “that is not the kind of censoring that we are referring to,” but, instead, to Pinterest’s Autocomplete feature. Now it makes sense.
As to the banning of LiveAction (pornographic content? Oh, come on!) — that is certainly blatant censorship. We as believers need to continue to pray and raise our voices against these deceptions and biases, and continue to speak the truth in Christ!
I receive Bible quotes and Christian songs from Pinterest.
PINTEREST INSIDER: COMPANY CENSORS BIBLE VERSES AND CHRISTIAN TERMS……
I APPRECIATE IFA RESPONDING!! I AM SURE YOU CAN SEE MOST OF US READING WHAT YOUR CAPTION SAID, “COMPANY CENSORS BIBLE VERSES AND CHRISTIAN TERMS.”
WHICH IS NOT TRUE!! BIBLE
VERSES HAVE NOT BEEN CENSORED OR REMOVED!! ALL SCRIPTURE IS CHRISTIAN TERMS. JESUS IS THE WORD, WHICH IS SCRIPTURE.
THIS IS WHAT YOU WROTE TO ME
ON 6/14 Pinterest has removed and banned LiveAction, a proLife group from operating on Pinterest. Definitely grosscensorship. YOU HAVE CONFIRMED THAT TO BE TRUE.
THE ENEMY WILL ALWAYS TRY TO DECEIVE US!! GIVING SOME TRUTH, ALONG WITH SOME UNTRUTH!!
PERHAPS THERE IS A LESSON FOR ALL OF IS TO LEARN!!
A PASTOR ONCE SAID CONCERNING HEARING SERMONS, “EAT THE FISH AND THROW AWAY THE BONES.”
I WILL CONTINE SUPPORTING IFA, PRAYING AND FASTING, AND ENCOURAGING OTHERS TO PARTNER WITH THIS GREAT MINISTRY!! ALL OF US HAVE THE SAME GOAL FOR AMERICA,
2 CHRONICLES 7:14
REVIVAL AND SOULS BEING SAVED THROUGH JESUS CHRIST.
I just typed Live Action and the Live Action Pro Life Pinterest page came up. ???
We do need to pray for Christians and Christian values in this country and across the world. In some areas Christians are being persecuted and even killed. In other areas, the USA included, Christians and our values are being mocked, misinterpreted, and sometimes suppressed. However, we need to know the truth and not blindly believe every news report that we hear.
IFA, I challenge you to research Steve Warren’s CBN news article for accuracy. Then, I challenge you to let us, your readers and prayer partners, know the real story. Follow up on it if it’s true, but please post a retraction if it’s found that your article was not based on factual reporting. Christians are representatives of Christ in this world. We must not be part of the fake news.
Hi Diane, we have updated our story with a link to the whistleblower’s interview where you can hear first hand about the autocomplete feature differences for Christian versus other faiths. In addition, the banning of pro-life group LiveAction is also a gross form of censorship. All of this may not be at the level of Facebook and Google but it is there and may well increase. We stand by the sharing of this article, many sources are reporting it as well. Hope this helps. Check out the testimony in our newsfeed. Or view on YouTube: https://youtu.be/VBz4IBOumac
I use Pinterest for recipes, and other home ideas as well as clothing. If I want Bible I use my Bible or go to Bible sites for commentary. What is actual fact regarding Pinterest. I’m not really seeing it. Please help your supporters to understand the truth regarding this site.
Thanks for your comment! While some of us may not notice the bias and censoring, there is eyewitness interviews that it DOES exist. Does it ban all forms of scripture? No, but the impact is on the autocomplete feature that helps you search. In addition, Pinterest has removed and banned LiveAction, a proLife group from operating on Pinterest. Definitely gross censorship. See the link to the interview with the Pinterest whistleblower above. We added it to this post for more information. Thanks for weighing in!
I SUPPORT AND PARTNER WITH IFA. I NEED TO KNOW WHAT THEY SEND OUT IS ACCURATE.
TRUTH, HONESTY, AND INTEGRITY IS OF UTMOST IMPORTANCE.
IFA , PLEASE CHECK THE AUTHONTISITY OF WHAT YOU TELL US!! WE KNOW THE ENEMY IS AT WORK WITH MUCH DECEPTION!! YOU CAN NOT ALLOW UNTRUTHS INTO THIS GREAT CHRISTIAN ORGANIZATION!! PLEASE CHECK THIS FOR YOURSELF AND MAKE THE NECESSARY CORRECTION!!
I AM ENCOURAGING-MANY CHURCHES AND PRAYER TEAMS IN SOUTHEAST IOWA TO PARTNER WITH IFA!! WE NEED THE PEOPLE OF GOD CALLED BY HIS NAME PRAYING CORPORATELY FOR OUR LAND. PRAYING SOMEONE AT IFA IS READING AND HEARING WHAT THEIR SUPPORTERS HAVE FOUND CONCERNING PINTEREST
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Hi Jan, Yes in fact it IS true. Thanks for your comment! While some of us may not notice the bias and censoring, there is eyewitness interviews that it DOES exist. Does it ban all forms of scripture? No, but the impact is on the autocomplete feature that helps you search. In addition, Pinterest has removed and banned LiveAction, a proLife group from operating on Pinterest. Definitely gross censorship. See the link to the interview with the Pinterest whistleblower above. We added it to this post for more information. Thanks for weighing in!
I get a great number of resources for my Children’s Church lessons from Pinterest. I find all kinds of Bible verses in many different translations from their sources. If you go on their website, I’ll think that the whistleblower’s story isn’t accurate.
I checked it out. Whistleblower IS correct. The terms “Christian” and “Bible verses” has been blocked from Pinterest’s AUTOCOMPLETE feature, not from the search feature. So, yes you can type “Bible verses” and it will search just fine, but it DOES NOT give you a proper list to choose from prior (to hitting the enter key) — which shows that the words “Bible verses” has been blocked from autocomplete. If you want to see what should happen with AUTOCOMPLETE, first type “muslim” (but don’t hit the enter key, then erase and type “jewish”, erase it, then type “christian” (don’t hit the enter key). See how Pinteret’s autocomplete handles the three religions differently. For example it lists “ChristianInspirational” (improper puncuation, no space), but not “Christian Inspirational” (pins that have proper punctuation with the included space). OK, it’s not huge problem, but coupled with the reported other evidence of Pinterest’s removal and bias against pro-life sites, it’s raises the alarm of possible anti-Christian biases. Hope this helps.
Diego above explained this very well: I checked it out. Whistleblower IS correct. The terms “Christian” and “Bible verses” has been blocked from Pinterest’s AUTOCOMPLETE feature, not from the search feature. So, yes you can type “Bible verses” and it will search just fine, but it DOES NOT give you a proper list to choose from prior (to hitting the enter key) — which shows that the words “Bible verses” has been blocked from autocomplete. If you want to see what should happen with AUTOCOMPLETE, first type “muslim” (but don’t hit the enter key, then erase and type “jewish”, erase it, then type “christian” (don’t hit the enter key). See how Pinteret’s autocomplete handles the three religions differently. For example it lists “ChristianInspirational” (improper puncuation, no space), but not “Christian Inspirational” (pins that have proper punctuation with the included space). OK, it’s not huge problem, but coupled with the reported other evidence of Pinterest’s removal and bias against pro-life sites, it’s raises the alarm of possible anti-Christian biases. Hope this helps.
I’m on Pinterest and I have a board specifically for Christian quotes. Never have I been censored. This article makes me a bit disappointed in your site. I will definitely have to do a lot more research after reading articles here. 🙁
Hi Cathy, this story is actually factually correct. I think the confusion is that the bias is with the autocomplete feature. It doesn’t work the same way using the word Christian as it does with other faiths such as Muslim, for example. Diego, a fellow intercessors here, explained it well: “I checked it out. Whistleblower IS correct. The terms “Christian” and “Bible verses” has been blocked from Pinterest’s AUTOCOMPLETE feature, not from the search feature. So, yes you can type “Bible verses” and it will search just fine, but it DOES NOT give you a proper list to choose from prior (to hitting the enter key) — which shows that the words “Bible verses” has been blocked from autocomplete. If you want to see what should happen with AUTOCOMPLETE, first type “muslim” (but don’t hit the enter key, then erase and type “jewish”, erase it, then type “christian” (don’t hit the enter key). See how Pinteret’s autocomplete handles the three religions differently. For example it lists “ChristianInspirational” (improper puncuation, no space), but not “Christian Inspirational” (pins that have proper punctuation with the included space).”
That, coupled with the recent ban of pro-life group LiveAction, which is a gross censorship issue, and there are some trends and concerns. We added the video interview of the whistleblower to this article for clarity and additional information. We stand by the story, which is now being widely reported. Hope this helps.
Kris, I just completed the task that you suggested. When I put in Christian I got a list of many items. Two specific were: Christian quotes & Christianquotes Inspriational. Both of these led to the same page. Personally, I didn’t see much of a difference between who each of the different religions were treated. There were more links in the Muslim and Jewish searches for food and fashion, but all three seemed to have links to quotes. I listened to the Whistleblower’s interview on Family Research Council, which seemed to lend truth to your article. It is very hard to distinguish the truth with all of this controversy. Maybe if you would have also posted the conversation from the Whistleblower. By the way, I also put live action.org in the search box of Pinterest and was given several pins to investigate. I looked specifically for one that referenced Liveaction.org. As I clicked through I was eventually taken to Liveaction.org website. Perhaps the uproar made Pinterest rethink it’s classification of this site as a pornography site? If this is true, maybe we Christians need to really start making some loud noise when we are labeled or blocked by censurship. We shouldn’t leave it up to one or two whistleblowers. I pray The Lord will lead us all to have courage to stand up for His Kingdom Work.
Cathy, that is definitely a hope–the more we make noise when these things happen, the more likely it is that they will react, remedy and potentially do it less. For instance, some of the same things happened with the movie Unplanned on several social media sites, including a google search which labeled it as “propaganda.” With a lot of people talking about it online and posting their disgust with the search bias, they made
the change to classify it as a documentary/drama. It is possible that some of these things have been altered due to the media attention Pinterest has received. This issue has been reported on many outlets. Thanks so responding what you found. We have to continue to be vigilant! Blessings!
Please vet your sources before you post. A 30 second search proves this accusation to be false. I read your posting regularly , but feel like I need to reconsider as this is the second time you have delivered news that is not accurate
Rodney,
Thanks for your comment! This story is actually factually correct. I think the confusion is that the bias is with the autocomplete feature. It doesn’t work the same way using the word Christian as it does with other faiths such as Muslim, for example. Diego, a fellow intercessors here, explained it well: “I checked it out. Whistleblower IS correct. The terms “Christian” and “Bible verses” has been blocked from Pinterest’s AUTOCOMPLETE feature, not from the search feature. So, yes you can type “Bible verses” and it will search just fine, but it DOES NOT give you a proper list to choose from prior (to hitting the enter key) — which shows that the words “Bible verses” has been blocked from autocomplete. If you want to see what should happen with AUTOCOMPLETE, first type “muslim” (but don’t hit the enter key, then erase and type “jewish”, erase it, then type “christian” (don’t hit the enter key). See how Pinteret’s autocomplete handles the three religions differently. For example it lists “ChristianInspirational” (improper puncuation, no space), but not “Christian Inspirational” (pins that have proper punctuation with the included space).”
That, coupled with the recent ban of pro-life group LiveAction, which is a gross censorship issue, and there are some trends and concerns. We added the video interview of the whistleblower to this article for clarity and additional information. We stand by the story, which is now being widely reported. Hope this helps.
I typed in “Bible Verses” and received a lot of beautifully illustrated quotes from Scripture and other related offerings. Don’t believe everything you read without checking the facts.
this story is actually factually correct. I think the confusion is that the bias is with the autocomplete feature. It doesn’t work the same way using the word Christian as it does with other faiths such as Muslim, for example. Diego, a fellow intercessors here, explained it well: “I checked it out. Whistleblower IS correct. The terms “Christian” and “Bible verses” has been blocked from Pinterest’s AUTOCOMPLETE feature, not from the search feature. So, yes you can type “Bible verses” and it will search just fine, but it DOES NOT give you a proper list to choose from prior (to hitting the enter key) — which shows that the words “Bible verses” has been blocked from autocomplete. If you want to see what should happen with AUTOCOMPLETE, first type “muslim” (but don’t hit the enter key, then erase and type “jewish”, erase it, then type “christian” (don’t hit the enter key). See how Pinteret’s autocomplete handles the three religions differently. For example it lists “ChristianInspirational” (improper puncuation, no space), but not “Christian Inspirational” (pins that have proper punctuation with the included space).”
That, coupled with the recent ban of pro-life group LiveAction, which is a gross censorship issue, and there are some trends and concerns. We added the video interview of the whistleblower to this article for clarity and additional information. We stand by the story, which is now being widely reported. Hope this helps.
I use Pinterest all the time to get scriptural quotes Nd have never had a problem. Maybe need to research this one.
Hi Suzanne,
this story is actually factually correct. I think the confusion is that the bias is with the autocomplete feature. It doesn’t work the same way using the word Christian as it does with other faiths such as Muslim, for example. Diego, a fellow intercessors here, explained it well: “I checked it out. Whistleblower IS correct. The terms “Christian” and “Bible verses” has been blocked from Pinterest’s AUTOCOMPLETE feature, not from the search feature. So, yes you can type “Bible verses” and it will search just fine, but it DOES NOT give you a proper list to choose from prior (to hitting the enter key) — which shows that the words “Bible verses” has been blocked from autocomplete. If you want to see what should happen with AUTOCOMPLETE, first type “muslim” (but don’t hit the enter key, then erase and type “jewish”, erase it, then type “christian” (don’t hit the enter key). See how Pinteret’s autocomplete handles the three religions differently. For example it lists “ChristianInspirational” (improper puncuation, no space), but not “Christian Inspirational” (pins that have proper punctuation with the included space).”
That, coupled with the recent ban of pro-life group LiveAction, which is a gross censorship issue, and there are some trends and concerns. We added the video interview of the whistleblower to this article for clarity and additional information. We stand by the story, which is now being widely reported. Hope this helps.
I looked up ‘Christian’ and Bible Verses’ and got a lot of good content. I am thinking this might be the way the company described their software to not key ads off certain words.
Hi and thanks for your comment. This story is actually factually correct. I think the confusion is that the bias is with the autocomplete feature. It doesn’t work the same way using the word Christian as it does with other faiths such as Muslim, for example. Diego, a fellow intercessors here, explained it well: “I checked it out. Whistleblower IS correct. The terms “Christian” and “Bible verses” has been blocked from Pinterest’s AUTOCOMPLETE feature, not from the search feature. So, yes you can type “Bible verses” and it will search just fine, but it DOES NOT give you a proper list to choose from prior (to hitting the enter key) — which shows that the words “Bible verses” has been blocked from autocomplete. If you want to see what should happen with AUTOCOMPLETE, first type “muslim” (but don’t hit the enter key, then erase and type “jewish”, erase it, then type “christian” (don’t hit the enter key). See how Pinteret’s autocomplete handles the three religions differently. For example it lists “ChristianInspirational” (improper puncuation, no space), but not “Christian Inspirational” (pins that have proper punctuation with the included space).”
That, coupled with the recent ban of pro-life group LiveAction, which is a gross censorship issue, and there are some trends and concerns. We added the video interview of the whistleblower to this article for clarity and additional information. We stand by the story, which is now being widely reported. Here is the link to that information. https://www.instagram.com/p/Bykple-hhzb/?igshid=7e6hywqgmqtd
Hope this helps.
Yes! You are correct. Thank you for showing me how to find this! It is not obvious unless you know how the auto complete feature works. I really appreciate you showing me what to look for.
Thank you, Barbara!
I just typed scriptures in Pinterest and it came up with no banning or restrictions. Not really understanding exactly how Pinterest is banning scripture according to this prayer post.
this story is actually factually correct. I think the confusion is that the bias is with the autocomplete feature. It doesn’t work the same way using the word Christian as it does with other faiths such as Muslim, for example. Diego, a fellow intercessors here, explained it well: “I checked it out. Whistleblower IS correct. The terms “Christian” and “Bible verses” has been blocked from Pinterest’s AUTOCOMPLETE feature, not from the search feature. So, yes you can type “Bible verses” and it will search just fine, but it DOES NOT give you a proper list to choose from prior (to hitting the enter key) — which shows that the words “Bible verses” has been blocked from autocomplete. If you want to see what should happen with AUTOCOMPLETE, first type “muslim” (but don’t hit the enter key, then erase and type “jewish”, erase it, then type “christian” (don’t hit the enter key). See how Pinteret’s autocomplete handles the three religions differently. For example it lists “ChristianInspirational” (improper puncuation, no space), but not “Christian Inspirational” (pins that have proper punctuation with the included space).”
That, coupled with the recent ban of pro-life group LiveAction, which is a gross censorship issue, and there are some trends and concerns. We added the video interview of the whistleblower to this article for clarity and additional information. We stand by the story, which is now being widely reported. Hope this helps.
FaceBook, Google, and Amazon and this company needs to be regulated or even broken up like what the U.S. Govt had to do with Ma Bell in the 1980’s. The difference today, computers, software, the code, manipulation of people, ideas, and the propagandize of information. All being utilized by satan and his minions as they work overtime to deceive as many sinners or ignorant or backslidden christians. There is one thing that all these companies believe in…it ain’t Jesus, but mammon. Forgive them Father, if it isn’t too late!
John B., agreed! Let us ask God for brave, wise, moral
political leaders.
For further information regarding Pinterest, I have provided a link where LiveAction’s, a prolife organization, account was permanently deleted.
https://www.instagram.com/p/Bykple-hhzb/?igshid=7e6hywqgmqtd
Thank you Carolyn.
You are most welcome!! I appreciate IFA keeping me informed on the latest issues for prayer.❤
Thank you, Carolyn!
I have always trusted IFA for accurate information in regards to issues to pray about. I would also hope that you would investigate these things before making an issue of them. Pinterest is an extremely popular tool that many women use for inspiration & reference in crafting and other ideas and disparaging them based on false facts is would be a shame. At this point I have had no issue finding Christian based inspirational posts on Pinterest.
Hi and thanks for your comment. This story is actually factually correct. I think the confusion is that the bias is with the autocomplete feature. It doesn’t work the same way using the word Christian as it does with other faiths such as Muslim, for example. Diego, a fellow intercessors here, explained it well: “I checked it out. Whistleblower IS correct. The terms “Christian” and “Bible verses” has been blocked from Pinterest’s AUTOCOMPLETE feature, not from the search feature. So, yes you can type “Bible verses” and it will search just fine, but it DOES NOT give you a proper list to choose from prior (to hitting the enter key) — which shows that the words “Bible verses” has been blocked from autocomplete. If you want to see what should happen with AUTOCOMPLETE, first type “muslim” (but don’t hit the enter key, then erase and type “jewish”, erase it, then type “christian” (don’t hit the enter key). See how Pinteret’s autocomplete handles the three religions differently. For example it lists “ChristianInspirational” (improper puncuation, no space), but not “Christian Inspirational” (pins that have proper punctuation with the included space).”
That, coupled with the recent ban of pro-life group LiveAction, which is a gross censorship issue, and there are some trends and concerns. We added the video interview of the whistleblower to this article for clarity and additional information. We stand by the story, which is now being widely reported. Here is the link to that information. https://www.instagram.com/p/Bykple-hhzb/?igshid=7e6hywqgmqtd
Hope this helps.
I have all kinds of Bible verses and prayers on my Pinterest board and have never had a problem posting them.
Hi Gloria, that is not the kind of censoring that we are referring to. The article above describes the search autocomplete issue that treats autocomplete searches for “Christian” differently than other faiths. Couple that with the banning of pro-life group LiveAction, and there are definitely bias and censorship issues. Here is the LiveAction ban information. https://www.instagram.com/p/Bykple-hhzb/?igshid=7e6hywqgmqtd
I use Pinterest a lot. I have tons of Christian inspiration and Bible verses in my saved folder. Not sure what Veritas found, and I believe their reporting, but I wonder if it’s an insider who made this up.
Pinterest has increased advertising among its posts, guess that’s the price if ‘free.’ Some I do not like, but I’d rather be free than censor those.
I will pray for truth.
I checked this by going to the search field, started to enter the word Christian and as you type a bunch of suggested words come up and “Christian” is not one of them!
Hi Linda, that is not the kind of censorship the article and interview is referring to. We added a link to the interview so you can hear more about the search bias. In addition, LiveAction, a pro-life group is now banned from Pinterest because of content. Here is that information. https://www.instagram.com/p/Bykple-hhzb/?igshid=7e6hywqgmqtd
Hope this helps.
Here’s the article that goes into detail on the censorship. https://www.projectveritas.com/2019/06/11/tech-insider-blows-whistle-on-how-pinterest-listed-top-pro-life-site-as-porn-bible-verses-censored/
I’ll tell you one thing. Social media has swallowed up millions of hours of prayer time. It may be THE culprit for the mess things are. And that’s why ifapray.org is such a blessing. You have become more needful to me than Pinterest because you push me to Jesus. THANK YOU. And may God bless you far beyond any platform Pinterest boasts.
Rebekah, excellent point about social media swallowing up hours of prayer time! I also appreciate IFA for bringing important timely issues to our immediate attention so we can pray intelligently and corporately. God bless you and thank you, IFA!
I typed Christian in the search bar on Pinterest and Christian quotes and info came up with no censorship that I can see.
I typed in Plaques of Bible Verses and immediately got them
I hope this misinformation can be corrected.
I receive Bible quotes and Christian songs from Pinterest.
I typed in Bible Verse Plaques and got them immediately
I looked up Christian and also had no issue
I am so disappointed! I thought Pinterest was one place I could use social media without political garbage. How foolish of me to think that. I use it for a lot of things, recipes, decorating ideas, clothing styles & yes sayings. It makes me ponder whether I will continue using it.
I have never seen this and in fact, to the contrary, my board is full of amazing verses and inspiration from God.
While auto complete may be an issue, try other similar terms. You will find a wellspring of great biblical knowledge.
I am not seeing this. True, it doesn’t “auto-complete,” but you can still find Christian quotations and Scriptures with no problem.
The fact that they are hampering searches coupled with the outright removal of pro-life group Live Action and it’s founder’s personal page is evidence of manually altering Pinterest to hurt Christians. Read above in the article for more information—I think you will understand more clearly. Hope that helps 🙂
THANK YOU, CHRIS!