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LinkedIn starts letting users verify their profile with a work email address or phone number and plans to alert users if a message they receive seems suspicious

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  • @claresduffy Clare Duffy on x
    LinkedIn knows it has fake accounts on its site, despite its best efforts to weed them out (just like every other social platform). It's rolling out new features to help users evaluate the authenticity of other accounts before engaging with them https://www.cnn.com/...
  • @rachelmetz Rachel Metz on x
    LinkedIn is trying to make it harder for bots to make friends; @claresduffy has a good inside look. https://twitter.com/...
  • @lamonicabuzz Paul R. La Monica on x
    The $MSFT owned social media platform for businesses/workers doesn't get as much buzz as $META $TWTR $SNAP and others. But LinkedIn has some of the same problems. @claresduffy has the story. https://www.cnn.com/...
  • @caseynewton Casey Newton on x
    There's only one problem ... every message on LinkedIn is suspicious https://twitter.com/...