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LinkedIn now wants to be more like...TikTok?

By Craig Hale published

LinkedIn wants you to watch short TikTok-like videos for professional advice on its updated app as it takes on the giants.

LinkedIn is going to start sharing ad revenue with creators - so get ready for more cringeworthy posts

By Craig Hale published

LinkedIn BrandLink gives creators more reasons to post advertisement videos to target specific locations and languages.

LinkedIn adds company page verification to help your business really stand out

By Mike Moore published

Help your business stand out from the crowd on LinkedIn with new Verification tool.

LinkedIn wants every user to be verified

By Craig Hale published

LinkedIn hits 100 million verified accounts on its platform, but the goal is to verify everyone.

LinkedIn settles court case claiming it overcharged advertisers

By Craig Hale published

LinkedIn accused of exaggerating video ad views for eight years, resulting in a multi-million dollar settlement.

LinkedIn is planning some AI-powered upgrades for paid business accounts

By Craig Hale published

SMBs can engage with audiences, use generative AI and get a gold badge by paying for this upcoming LinkedIn tier.

LinkedIn adds new verification tool to ensure security across the internet

By Sead Fadilpašić published

"Verified on LinkedIn" can now be displayed elsewhere on the internet, including Adobe’s Content Authenticity.

LinkedIn is releasing even more video tools as it looks to take on TikTok, Instagram

By Craig Hale published

LinkedIn is making it easier for users to engage with videos, and easier for creators to see the results.

LinkedIn has a new way to keep you hooked on the site - more games, and I might be tempted

By Craig Hale published

LinkedIn teams up with two Sudoku giants to bring a twist of the classic Japanese game to its platform.

LinkedIn is ditching its live audio broadcast capabilities

By Craig Hale published

LinkedIn confirms it will no longer support Audio Events – users must now use LinkedIn Live.

LinkedIn is making it easier to search for people with AI

By Craig Hale, Craig Hale published

AI people searching is coming to LinkedIn, but only to Premium US customers to start with.

LinkedIn facing lawsuit over accusations private messages used to train AI

By Benedict Collins published

Lawsuit accuses LinkedIn of sharing user data with third parties for AI training purposes without notifying users, and trying to "cover its tracks."

LinkedIn is forcing recruiters and executives alike to verify themselves

By Craig Hale published

LinkedIn wants Premium pages, recruiters and high-title leaders to verify themselves.

LinkedIn reveals first games you can play while pretending to work

By Craig Hale published

Just weeks after we were teased, LinkedIn has added three new games to its platform to foster more connections.

LinkedIn set to start to train its AI on member profiles

By Craig Hale published

LinkedIn warns users their data will be used to train its AI models beginning November 3, 2025.

Lost a load of LinkedIn followers recently? It could just be a bug

By Craig Hale published

LinkedIn users report losing a bunch of followers, but it may be just a bug.

LinkedIn set to expand AI training on user profiles - here's how to stop it using your personal data

By Wayne Williams published

LinkedIn will soon use your data to train its AI models unless you manually opt out, and you don't have long to act.

LinkedIn already started training its AI on user data before updating ToS

By Craig Hale published

Your data will be used to train LinkedIn’s AI, but the company didn’t update its terms of service until it was too late.

Italy launches DeepSeek investigation over privacy concerns

By Chiara Castro published

Italy became the first country formally requesting a probe into DeepSeek's data practices.

The United Nations ditches Big Tech in a bid for security

By Chiara Castro published

The United Nations International Computing Centre (UNICC) has chosen the UK-based Element to secure all communications. Here's why it made the switch.

LinkedIn is adding games, for some reason

By Craig Hale published

You might soon be able to play games with colleagues and new connections on LinkedIn, but we’re not quite sure why.

LinkedIn is using your data to train AI - here's how to turn it off

By John-Anthony Disotto published

LinkedIn has an AI training setting that's turned on by default. Here's how to turn it off to stop your data from being used without you even realizing.

LinkedIn wants you to use AI tools to find your next job

By Craig Hale published

LinkedIn is training its AI on the expertise of these career coaches, which means you can chat to them (sort of) whenever.

New LinkedIn phishing scam targets executives with fake board positions

By Sead Fadilpašić published

No, you're not being invited to invest in South American businesses, you're being scammed into handing over Microsoft login credentials.

The LinkedIn AI saga shows us the need for EU-like privacy regulations

By Chiara Castro last updated

Following EU backlash on previous attempts from X and Meta, LinkedIn chose not to use European users' data for training its AI. Is that the way the world should go?

LinkedIn launches free AI tools for you to find the perfect job

By Craig Hale published

Artificial intelligence is set to make finding jobs and hiring candidates easier with two new LinkedIn features.

LinkedIn wants you to use AI to describe your perfect job

By Craig Hale published

LinkedIn will use AI to understand which job you're looking for, and will give you a match score and improvement suggestions.

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Over 60 organizations call on governments worldwide to protect encryption

By Monica J. White, Monica J. White published

The VPN Trust Initiative joins 60+ groups warning governments that weakening encryption threatens global security and the digital economy.

LinkedIn launches AI-powered hiring assistant to take the pain out of recruiting

By Craig Hale published

Microsoft hopes new AI-powered LinkedIn recruiting assistant can help relieve burnout among HR workers.

Atari Video Chess checkmates Copilot after knocking over ChatGPT's king

By Eric Hal Schwartz published

When two of the most advanced AI models lost to a 1979 chess game, it exposed how sounding smart isn’t the same as actually thinking.