
Updated on 2025-06-15 Charlotte Leriche
Data Access
Data Breaches
Updated on June 15, 2025
Have I Been Pwned
3LinkedIn Scraped and Faked Data (2023)
📅 November 4, 2023
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LinkedIn Scraped Data (2021)
📅 April 8, 2021
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📅 May 5, 2012
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Terms Changes
5Policy changes detected by Open Terms Archive
LinkedIn now allows violating content if it is educational or newsworthy
November 7, 2025LinkedIn now allows otherwise prohibited content if it is educational or newsworthy, including graphic depictions of occupations, war content, or public official statements.
LinkedIn shares data with Microsoft and its subsidiaries to train AI models
November 4, 2025LinkedIn updated its Privacy Policy to expand personal data sharing across Microsoft services, explicitly including GitHub. It now uses profile data, conversations with GenAI features, and member-generated content to train AI models. European users can opt out, while the UK version specifies data use for training Microsoft's AI models including LinkedIn videos.
LinkedIn joins Meta and Google in ban of political advertisement
October 2, 2025On October 02, 2025, LinkedIn expanded its misleading-content policy to include political advertisements
LinkedIn removes hate speech protections for transgender individuals
July 29, 2025On July 29, 2025, LinkedIn removed “misgendering or deadnaming” from examples of prohibited content in its policy on hateful and derogatory content.
LinkedIn's community rules are not translated anymore
May 20, 2022Since May 20, LinkedIn’s Community rules are only accessible in English, with all other language versions unavailable.
Sanctions and transfer policy
LinkedIn has not been sanctioned, but on December 5, 2024, the CNIL imposed a fine of 240,000 euros on the company KASPR, in particular for having collected on LinkedIn the contact details of users who had nevertheless chosen to limit their visibility.
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