r/linkedin

Hey, on the desktop browser, Linkedin is constantly rendered in black and white, no components showing, completely unusable. On the phone everything seems to be alright, including browser and app.

I tried multiple networks, updated my google chrome, deleted cache and tried incognito.
Using browser devtools, it seems that there's a name resolution issue for static.licdn.com.
Anyone else is seeing these issues ?

is it just me or everyyyyy post on LinkedIn is created by ai 😭

some people even put it in their caption that they don't use AI because it sounds "too perfect but empty". bro you just made that caption with ai too

if i make my whole account with the help of ai, will I get more jobs?

Anyone else notice LI randomly but systemically deletes your connections? And then ofc when you go to message a previous connection you get a message to subscribe to our 'premium service'?

What kind of scam is this?

If you go to a conference you will connect with way more than 5 people.

i have completed Let's do a quick security check multiple time but This never fixes.

how to solve this? Please help me with this.

This might be a dumb question, but if I screenshot a part of someone’s profile on LinkedIn (like screenshot their experience section or something), does it in any way notify the person? Couldn’t find much info online, so wanted to ask here.

Able to access it from the internet and it opens in my app but still does not show up under games, anyone else? Or does anyone have a fix? App is updated to current version.

>I see so many people posting about AI on Linkedin. However, I do not know how to evaluate their AI skill proficiency . When you evaluate someone’s AI skills (or claim that they use AI effectively), what signals do you actually rely on today?

just saw this guy Abdelrahman Eletr's post on linkedin. community for learning more AI as someone nontechnical??? has super big creators like Noah kotesku, Wilman Chan, sammy tourani, etc. Im too scared to message him but if anyone tries and gets in lmk

I’m working on my first SaaS idea that involves scraping public job postings from LinkedIn. It started as a personal project, but now I’m thinking of turning it into a full product.

I’m not completely sure about the legal side of things whether scraping this kind of data is actually allowed, and what the implications might be if I build a service around it. I’ve seen similar scrapers on platforms like Apify, which makes it a bit confusing. I also know there are risks like account bans, even with rate limiting, proxies, and throttling.

Would like to hear some suggestions regarding the same!