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Government Requests Report

Government requests for data
U.S. government requests
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Our Transparency Center

We work to keep LinkedIn safe, trusted, and professional. We provide our members with regular transparency updates on the actions we take to protect members, how we handle questions about member data, and how we respond to content removal requests.

Community Report

How we enforce our User Agreement and Professional Community Policies for our members globally.

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Government Requests Report

How we respond when governments ask for member data or for content to be removed.

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Members

Our members place their trust in us when they choose to spend time on LinkedIn, and they expect and deserve a safe and trusted space where they can express themselves on topics they care about.

Professional Community Policies

See the rules of our community that we need everyone to follow.

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Professional Community Policies

See the rules of our community that we need everyone to follow.

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Report copyright and trademark infringement

We require information posted by members to be accurate, lawful, and not in violation of the rights of others.

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How our content abuse defense systems work

Layers of protection help us detect and remove inappropriate content.

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Member Data Portability

Learn about how members can access their LinkedIn data.

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Misinformation and inauthentic behavior

Resources to assist members in identifying trustworthy content.

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Keeping your feed relevant and productive

Investments we’ve made in the feed content experience.

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How we address fake profiles

Actions we take to keep you safe while engaging with the community.

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Improving the quality of jobs

How we’re keeping the job-search experience easy, safe, and effective.

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Safety Series: What is scraping?

We define what it is (and isn’t), what we’re doing about it, and what members can do.

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LinkedIn’s Media Literacy Plan

LinkedIn’s Media Literacy Plan under Ireland’s Online Safety Code

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How to report inappropriate content

Let us know about any content that may violate our Professional Community Policies through our Help Center.

Ads transparency and controls

Members are given control over the ads they see and we also work to keep members and brands safe.

Our approach to brand safety

How we create a safe and trusted experience for customers.

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Ad Library

Explore a searchable collection of ads that have run on LinkedIn.

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Why am I seeing this ad?

How our ads settings and targeting works for you.

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Brand safety standards for your campaigns

Trusted publishers help customers reach their audiences through ad campaigns.

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Government requests and disclosures

Learn about our approach to government and law enforcement requests and the process for filing claims for content on LinkedIn.

Government requests for data

We respect the laws that apply to us and put our members first by requiring government requests follow established legal procedures.

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Law enforcement guidelines

The process we follow for law enforcement data requests, and our approach to transparency.

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How to contact LinkedIn under the DSA

How to contact LinkedIn's single point of contact in connection with the Digital Services Act.

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DSA Transparency Report

Information regarding LinkedIn’s content moderation in the EU under the Digital Services Act.*

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EU Media Freedom Act Annual Report

LinkedIn’s annual transparency report under the EU Media Freedom Act

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