Settings
You can choose whether members can mention or tag you in posts, comments, and photos. When this setting is off, members can’t mention or tag you in new posts, comments, or photos but it doesn't remove any mentions or tags that already exist. Learn…
Settings, Account Settings, and Account Access
It looks like something needs to be resolved before we can close your account. Your LinkedIn account is currently associated with a LinkedIn enterprise account. This could be because you have previously purchased or used an enterprise product such…
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If you've accidentally deleted the authentication code that was sent to your mobile device, try signing back in to your account. This will prompt a new authentication code to be sent to your mobile device.
Settings, Basics, and Account Access
The Settings page allows you to manage your account settings, update your privacy and security settings, and set your preferences for how frequently you're contacted by and through LinkedIn. At the top of the page, you’ll also see an overview of…
Settings
Below are recommendations to keep your account secure: Use a strong password. The password should be unique to each account. The password should be a mix of letters, numbers, and special characters. The password should be at least 8 characters long…
Your Profile, Settings, and Data and Privacy
Your public profile is a simplified version of your LinkedIn profile. Not all sections of your profile can be displayed publicly. On the Public profile settings page, you'll be able to see and adjust the sections of your profile that are eligible to…
Your Profile, Settings, and Data and Privacy
You can set limits on which sections of your LinkedIn profile may be displayed to LinkedIn members and people who aren’t signed in to LinkedIn by editing your public profile settings. Keep in mind that in some contexts, we may show a more limited…
Basics, Settings, and Premium
Open Profile feature allows other LinkedIn members to message you for free, without using InMail messages. Note: You can still show your Premium membership without accepting Open Profile messages. The settings for each are controlled separately…
Settings
The LinkedIn.com navigation bar is a simplified menu of tabs at the top of your LinkedIn homepage that helps you quickly and easily locate features that you’re looking for. Below is a list of items and how you can find them: My Network Jobs…
Settings
You now have the option to switch between dark and light mode.Note: Your Dark Mode preference is saved locally on your device or browser via cookies, and not in your LinkedIn account settings. As a result, this setting only applies to the device or…
Your Profile, Settings, Data and Privacy, and Basics
You can create your public profile URL on LinkedIn. Having a custom public profile URL will help other members and recruiters identify your profile easily and connect with you. Custom public profile URLs are available on a first come, first…
Account Settings, Settings, and Your Profile
Profile photoAdding a photograph to your profile helps your current and potential connections recognize you. You can use an illustration, caricature, or other artistic rendering of yourself, but your profile photo must reflect your likeness. We may…
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Including specific skills on your LinkedIn profile to showcase your abilities to other members, such as your peers, colleagues, managers, and even recruiters. You can add a maximum of 100 skills to your profile. They're a simple and effective way to…
Account Settings, Basics, and Settings
You can select your preferred language from the Settings & Privacy page. Note: The LinkedIn mobile app uses the same language that is currently set on your mobile and cannot be changed on the app. Once the language setting on the device itself…
Settings
There may be a time when you come across the profile of a deceased colleague, classmate, or loved one. We understand how difficult it could be to see their profile on the site after the loss. If you have the authority to act on behalf of a deceased…
Your Profile, Settings, and Data and Privacy
There are three ways we show information on Who's Viewed Your Profile. Based on the profile viewer's privacy settings, you'll see one of these: You can control who can see if you’ve viewed their profile by updating your profile viewing options from…
Settings and Basics
On your mobile device, Settings & Privacy or the Sign Out link can be found by navigating to your profile. On desktop, the Settings & Privacy or the Sign out link can be found under your photo in the top right of your homepage. To access…
Your Profile, Settings, Data and Privacy, and Basics
Generally, your profile is fully visible to all LinkedIn members who've signed in to LinkedIn.com or our apps. You can control what appears on your profile, notifications to your network, and your profile privacy preferences under the Profile…