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To get back on Pinterest, just reset your password. Or, if your account’s connected to Google or Facebook and you’ve logged in that way before, log in with Google or Facebook
If your account’s suspended, you’ll see an error message when you try to log in. It may be because you did something that went against our

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Make sure to check out our content policies to see what's allowed on Pinterest.
If you're having trouble logging in with Facebook or Google+, there are a few things you can try.
Make sure that you're logged into the correct Facebook account in the Android Facebook app

Check that the Facebook/Google+ account in your Android settings is correct - go to Settings >> Facebook/Google+
Try logging in with your email and password - you can request a password reset if you can't remember it

You can still log in with your old email if you remember your password. Try logging in by typing in your old email address and possible passwords your might have used. Or if you're connected to Facebook, just log in with those.
Once you log in, you can update your email address in settings.

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If you don't have access to your email address, unfortunately we can't reset your password since we can't confirm it's your account. The best thing to do in this case is to create a new account. You can save stuff from your old account to your new account and follow people you were following before.

Facebook Homepage Login Screen

This Is How Facebook Has Changed Over the Past 12 Years
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Happy anniversary, Facebook! What is the gift theme for 12 years? It's hot fudge, right? Quick, someone pour hot fudge all over Mark Zuckerberg!

To celebrate the anniversary of Facebook's debut on the World Wide Web, we thought we'd take a look back at what the social media site used to look like, way back when it was only available for Harvard students and "poking" was still a thing. Remember poking? That was a weird time for everyone.
If you've seen The Social Network, then you know that Facebook started as just a website for Harvard students. This is what the login page looked like back then. Notice how "Harvard University" is in giant letters? We get it, Mark.

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By 2005, it was opening up to other schools, and we remember checking the login page every single day to see if our school was finally added to the list. If not, we just stole our login from friends at other schools to stalk our high school enemies. Kids today don't know how good they have it because Facebook has always been available to them and everyone they knew. Back in 2005, the social media struggle was real.

Above, Mark shares a photo of his profile from 2005 at a Facebook conference. The profile pages were plain or "minimalistic," if you want to give it a fancy spin. There was also a notification on your profile that said "This is you." You know, to make sure you knew who you were looking at. Plus, status updates all had to begin with "is" so it always read something like: "John is annoyed that his friend Brad won't let him burn Mariah's The Emancipation of Mimi album."

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