LinkedIn: Network & Job Finder App Reviews

VERSION
9.1.350
SCORE
4.1
TOTAL RATINGS
79,280
PRICE
Free

LinkedIn: Network & Job Finder App Description & Overview

What is linkedin: network & job finder app? Welcome professionals! The key to getting in is getting started. Begin your career journey with LinkedIn today. Are you searching for the right job opportunities to advance your career? LinkedIn is one of the largest social networking apps for online job searches that also provides content that can help you grow.

Build your resume, nurture your professional relationships, connect with recruiters, and apply for your next job. You can establish job alerts for local or remote positions, expand your network of business contacts, stay informed about the latest industry news, read articles, and stay up-to-date with companies and industry leaders to enhance your workplace and career- builder experience.

Get business insights before you apply for the job, including company information and job responsibilities. Then quickly and safely apply to any position through the LinkedIn app with your resume or professional profile.

Why You’ll Love the LinkedIn App:
- Job search and recruiting: Research companies you’re interested in and find positions suited to your skills, then apply to a new job with your LinkedIn profile or resume.
- Resume builder: Create your online resume, showcase your experiences, and highlight your skills to enhance your career opportunities.
- Business news: Get relevant news delivered to you and join the conversation.
- Professional network: Create your profile, update your resume online, and make connections.

LinkedIn App Features:

JOB SEARCH
• Find jobs and connections through your LinkedIn network.
• Search for opportunities and set up job alerts for companies that are currently hiring.
• Job openings: Submit job applications across a wide range of professions and secure interviews for your dream job.
• Find local jobs in your area or online opportunities that let you work from home.
• Job App: Easily apply for jobs and set up job alerts for any full-time or part-time jobs you might be interested in.

BUSINESS NEWS AND INSIGHTS
• Stay up-to-date by following business news and company content from related industries.
• See what your connections are saying in posts and conversations.
• Share articles and newsworthy topics with your LinkedIn community and business contacts.

SOCIAL NETWORKING
• Utilize LinkedIn's profile-building tools to enhance your connections and expand your social network for career growth.
• Connect with members from across the globe on the world's largest social network.

BUILD YOUR BUSINESS COMMUNITY
• Easily find groups or communities that share your interests on LinkedIn.
• Network on the go: Connect with new contacts and industry experts.
• Follow companies, top voices, and professionals.
• Social networking for businesses: Gain new opportunities through showcasing your company or product.

RESUME AND PROFILE
• Job finder: Apply for jobs using your LinkedIn profile.
• Social network: Build your professional profile and make business connections.
• Resume: Create your online CV and use it as a resume for job applications.

Whether you're seeking new job opportunities, aiming to expand your business network, or staying updated on the latest business news and industry buzz, LinkedIn has you covered.

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LinkedIn members have the option to verify their identity by securely uploading a government ID and/or taking a live selfie using certain trusted partners. For more information about the data collected by our trusted partners through this process and the periods for which it will be retained, see: https://www.linkedin.com/help/linkedin/answer/a1359065

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App Name LinkedIn: Network & Job Finder
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Updated 23 January 2024, Tuesday
File Size 448.61 MB

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Changes to LinkedIn.. I too am very disappointed with LinkedIn and the direction it has taken. This previously was a great site for people to communicate with other people and companies. Whether it was trying to get a job, improving their position, finding a new workplace due to moving to a new area or trying to move up to a better job, talking with others about how to improve their job skills so they can prepare for a better job or keeping in touch with friends they worked with in the past or, even better, finding old friends and learning how to stay in touch with them. It WAS a great site. Now, as the previous commenter said, LinkedIn is now just another Facebook or Twitter. It’s totally lost all the professionalism it started with. If anyone in power within the LinkedIn organization reads this comment, please, please, PLEASE change the format back to what the original people or person had as their vision. If you don’t, I can foresee this site going down the tubes. I, for one, will do my best to start a new site with only one goal... to make a website for companies and individuals to get together and help each other grow both as a company and as individuals who want to help a company grow and a company willing to help their dedicated individuals grow within the company. Also, have learning institutions small and large contribute to the individuals growth. Is anyone out there with me on this?

Unprofessional customer service and inaccurate algorithms. After using the application for quite a while that I have added too many connections that I have never talked to. So recently I was trying to clean up those connections. Because I didn’t find any option to delete all unused connections all at once so I just manually deleted them. All of sudden I received an system notification that I was using a third party software and restricted for log in in 1 hour. I was so frustrated that I never used anything like that and I was just simply cleaning up my unused connections. I mean if LinkedIn has the option to let me delete them all at once then I don’t need to manually delete one by one and create a ‘high volume’ as they claimed. It is the inaccurate algorithms that mark me as something called ‘using the the third party software’. In fact I don’t even know there exists this kind of third party software. The customer representative was like this is a done deal that you are using the 3rd party software and any tickets regarding to this would be closed automatically. So LinkedIn made a mistake that they don’t admit it. And the customer has no right to point it out! See this is the way how they treat their customers!

Horrible Interface. I swear this site has provided me with so much stress just trying to set it up. I didn’t dropped out of college and I left my job but they are both in my interests and I cannot change them. Whenever I open the app it tells me to finish updating my profile but I don’t have anymore information to add. There’s no way to say no. When I tried to leave things blank because they don’t apply to me I couldn’t. I got a notice that I had shown up in a search but when I opened the notification I was taken to a page within the app that did not work without a laptop. Why would this happen on the mobile app? It makes no sense. I’ve made all the connections I want to for now but every time I open the app I have to skip through the page to make connections with random people I don’t know. This app and the website are infuriating to attempt to use. I use all kinds of other social media that work at least decently. This platform is by far the most angering to use. Maybe the team is overworked or has no time to fix these issues, but they are too glaring and long lasting to still be around.

Keeps trying to force me to update but won’t.. I used to like this app and was a premium (paying) user with my iPod gen 6 (not the current one, but that immediately prior). The new LinkedIn app will not run on the latest OS I can use (12.5.x), but the stupid app doesn’t comprehend that and keeps pestering me to update (at which point it fails, because I don’t have iOS 13+). Listen, we understand you don’t want to support the old app “forever “, but at the moment, the app itself works fine—it’s the neverend nag messages that are the problem. If you can’t tell someone is at that latest iOS they can get, let them manually disable the nags and keep using the app for as long as it works. Anyone, it became so annoying, I don’t use it nearly as much as stopped paying the monthly premium charge. Good work.

Messaging has become terrible and extremely frustrating. The main thing I use LinkedIn for is messaging and the past couple of months with these updates the messaging has gone so downhill with more glitches and bugs than ever it makes me not even want to use it. Sometimes I click on a person to message and it just never pulls up the conversation or freezes when I am trying to hit send. Also, when you have a search going, it now disappears the moment you click out of the app to read a text or something which makes you have to keep putting in what you are searching for and it never used to do that. This app used to be great before they ruined it with pointless updates that only made things worse with no noticeable improvements. I would have rated 5 stars before these updates if that tells you how frustrating this has become.

Feel abandoned. My LI app will no longer run, I'm forced to upgrade the app, but my iPhone doesn't support the new minimum de for the latest app. Sad LI made that decision to not support earlier sw versions :( and being in transition spending $1k on new phone isn't the smartest idea right now. Laptop only going forward :( Still abandoned- their support said delete app and reload, there was hope as when I was reloading it said that it would load the sw that was compatible with my phone and that some features may not work. Ha, who knew the feature that wouldn't work was the app itself... they have a screen that comes up stating "update for the latest sw" but you can't get out of that loop, my phone doesn't support latest iPhone sw so it can't get the latest LI download. A silly loop they could correct if they wanted, I guess they don't want to, they closed my case because I didn't respond back in the hour, like all I have to do is mess with this app, ugh. Now you know why I feel abandoned...

Only sort of useful. An account is basically required by potential employers if you’re applying to white collar jobs, but is incredibly difficult to sort thru or actually get a response from companies- especially if you are applying thru linkedin itself. Would recommend only using the app to find companies that sound interesting, vetting them thru glassdoor, then applying via the company website itself. Suggestion 1 for better UX: limit applications to 100 per job with job listings closing automatically upon hitting 100 apps received. I am tired of seeing open job listings with 100+ applicants because i KNOW that the hiring managers are only skimming the top 5% of applicants from the pile and then underpaying them for their experience. Suggestion 2 for better UX: Years of required experience being listed as a filter within job listings search. I am not interested in a job that pays entry level wages or says “fast paced environment” and then requires 5-7 years of experience AND a bachelors.

linkedin (and the rest of social media) has become terrible. after being a paying premium linkedin member for years, my account was suddenly deleted by linkedin simply because i chose to talk openly with others on it about being treated for sickness i’ve dealt with that was related to the moderna vaccine - and trying to spread helpful information to others who may experience the same issue. i’m also a single parent trying to find work ASAP after the past two years of struggle. linkedin has been deleting actual doctors who have been trying to help with this stuff as well. it’s clear the people in linkedin’s trust & safety department don’t care about any of this and have joined the insane groupthink cult governing too many of these companies now, censoring anyone who might displease their advertisers, even to their userbase’s detriment. the fact that linkedin has started using engagement and suppression algorithms like twitter and facebook is making it an increasingly more toxic environment as well. i’ve switched to indeed. linkedin has become absolutely inhumane and will sink its own ship if this is how it continues to conduct business.

Hate speech from other LinkedIn members and employees. Not a safe place to have a professional opinion in most professions. Especially if you are a women. LinkedIn does not respect women whom have professional scientific reasoning and professional opinions that vary from the political slant posted by either a member or otherwise linkedin; however LinkedIn will continue to push the political slant into your feed continually inviting you to acknowledge the political topic which is slanted and not academically or professionally sound. If you don’t like it and if you contribute your intelligent, professional and academically sound comment LinkedIn members state hate things to a person such as Members stating hate statement to me and others I have witnessed ). Very disappointed in the lack of professionalism from LinkedIn employees whom allow the members and themselves to be so hateful to women and others on LinkedIn whom state professional scientific academically sound verbiage on a topic.

iPhone X. Number one, if your application in the Apple IDs door would support a dialog box when selecting apps support I would be writing this in that dialog box and not under reviews. My review is based on the fact that Face ID is not used by LinkedIn. LinkedIn‘s responses leave your app signed in. I do not wish to do that, the information in the app is too private for me to take LinkedIn suggestion. The technology for Face ID has been incorporated to I would say 70 percent of the applications at this point, so it tells me that updating your app to use this functionality cannot be that difficult. I’ll be waiting for the Face ID recognition in your app soon. I would use your out more by not having to manually put in my password, holding the phone to your face makes my motivation to use your application what greater than having to use my large fingers To type in my password. Thank you, John

Job search. Issues thus far: * sorting by latest took 2k results to 8 sole results * filtering by just today, lists 8 and says 230 available. * there’s a big blue bar asking me to save my search…I shouldn’t need to lose my UI space for something I’m not going to click very often. * I should be able to filter out contract work and recruiters. * I shouldn’t need to scroll through 100 postings by the same poster for the same job across regions. Why do I have to scroll through 8 “promoted” postings for every one or two real ones…when I am sorted by newest? Why should I keep paying for this when I am treated like a dumb product that shouldn’t be allowed to sort but is expected to land a nice tech job pushing out more advanced features than that?

Great app but.... I love this app however it frustrates me that the current job title seems to be the only factor that is included when recruiters are delivered search results. As a consultant, my title can be anything and it may be quite different from my functional role and area of expertise. Depending upon the currently listed job title, I’ve noticed a sharp difference in the number contacts I receive from recruiters and the roles they are seeking. I wish that other factors such as education, certifications and skills would be considered when recruiters are delivered search results. Also, LinkedIn should allow subscribers to search by certification or certificate. Currently a search for common certifications returns no results despite the fact that these certifications are listed within job descriptions.

Atrocious Algorithms. I’ve wasted my time for years with Indeed trying to search for jobs, and most of the wasted time is related to having to get through the pile of unrelated jobs thrown at me without any relevance to my job search. It doesn’t matter how deeply I attempt to tweak my search, get rid of unrelated jobs or even supply comments to this company as to why their jobs are irrelevant - they keep on sending jobs that have absolutely no connection to my search criteria. Indeed could apply a significant fix by limiting job results to only those which have the exact match in the job title, but that’s not an option. Why not? Because Indeed gets paid for the number of times a job shows up in a search, not whether it has no relevance. “Failed algorithms which waste job seekers time” - I suspect that this is the vision statement for Indeed. I depend on LinkedIn instead, and so should everyone else: Same jobs, but less wasted time and effort.

Racist platform - sells your ID on the Dark Web. When I first joined LinkedIn I had support help me consolidate two accounts and that wasn’t an issue. Then because I debated some racists and debunked their lies, LinkedIn decided I was the guilty party and suspended my account. They demanded a copy of my ID front and back and/or passport. My identity could’ve been verified through my contacts who are high level attorneys, CEOs and even the Chamber of Commerce of which I am a member and LinkedIn sees that. They refused to reinstate my account. They’re racists as revealed by an article in NY Times in 2019! I then created another account and rebuilt my profile. After a while LinkedIn seeing I was getting a lot of traction to my posts restricted my account again this time claiming I had two accounts AND I NEEDED to provide a passport or ID again! These people are insane! Suddenly my credit report warned that my email address was compromised and was found on the dark web! Guess who did this? Yes, LinkedIn. This company is a racist lying bunch of thieves and you should really avoid it at all cost. It’s no longer the professional platform it once was.

Need Auto-Saving for Drafts. I spent about an hour carefully crafting a reply to a message, had assembled a bunch of links and useful information for the recipient, and had to navigate away from the app momentarily to grab a link. When I switched back to LinkedIn, the app opened to the main landing page and when I reopened the message I had been composing a reply to, the text field was empty. I lost an hour of work and I feel so frustrated, distraught, and disheartened. Auto-save for in-progress messages is pretty basic functionality for most messaging programs and if your app had had it, I wouldn’t be in this situation. I wish I could setup a LinkedIn auto-response that directs everyone who messages through LinkedIn me to contact me on a different interface, so that I could avoid using LinkedIn’s messaging tool entirely. Objectively, the app is basically fine aside from this issue and does not really deserve only one star. I’m just still reeling from the emotional blow of this experience and looking for an outlet for my frustration as well as to share this feedback with you while it’s fresh and in a way that will help your team feel the pain that can be caused by this product gap and really understand the impact. Thanks for reading.

please read. I downloaded this app on my phone just so i could advise everyone not to use this website. For a senior project in my AP english class, everyone needs to create a LinkedIn account. Everything was going fine and I had spent about 3 hours working on the profile and only had about an hour or less of work left to do. The next day, I go to log in and there is an error message that says I need to submit ID due to suspicious activity. I talk to my teacher and this seems to be a problem with many other students. She contacts LinkedIn and they said it was due to a mass login on the same internet, and it will be fixed soon. The next day, very few students were still locked out, including me. I submitted my drivers license. The day after that, I was one of two students locked out. Skip a few days (3), and they FINALLY respond to me saying my account is permanently banned. I am now drastically behind in my class and this program is going to ultimately lead to my failure in this college class. I hope you guys fix your support team and maybe look at issues a little deeper before banning people.

One step forward, ten steps back. Updating my review (Jan 15, 2022): Everything below PLUS app freezes when trying to post or upload a photo. (Yes, I deleted and reinstalled.) No such thing as tech help from what I can see. Just consumer forums and FAQs. Down to 1 star and deleting from my phone. —— I used to enjoy this app, but it seems that it is getting less and less user-friendly on iPad and iPhone. For example, the landing page and profile page do not mirror the most important features that are on the laptop version. It would be nice to be able to easily view my recent updates and make changes to all of my profile sections--not just certain ones--from the app. A new thing I've noticed now is that some articles or links can't be opened in browser or forwarded through email/text. The "forward" arrow icon pops up with a "cancel" message instead and no other option. So weird. Sadly, the "app support" is just a forum of somewhat useless info, which is why I'm posting here. Hopefully the designers will read everyone's feedback on App Store and correct these issues in next update.

Responding to recruiters new feature is terrible. In the past when I was contacted by a recruiter in my message inbox, I could respond directly to the recruiter. Now, the app forces you to respond whether or not you are interested in the job before you have a chance to respond. To me this is a 100% unnecessary feature and is an unprofessional way to contact a recruiter to express interest. The right way to treat a recruiter is to write that person directly and let them know your intentions, perhaps including some background for your decision. This can help keep communication channels open in the future and is a networking opportunity. This new feature is a result of someone “overthinking” the situation. This goes back to the old saying, “If its not broke, don't fix it”

Option to improve feed needs to be improved. The app is solid and very easy to use. My complaints are the content in the Feed and that the option “improve my feed” really offers no real options except adding new people to follow. It should be flexible and let you choose what you want to see more of OR less of. For example, in my feed I don't need to see every single time a connection “likes” something. I also remember I always used to see when my current connections connected to new people. I used to see those a lot every day. That was helpful info if a contact connected to someone new in my industry. It worked well in conjunction with the other “people I may know” info. I almost never see those types of updates anymore in my feed. Can you explain why the feed offers me zero flexibility to see the things that are most important to me?

Not able to open an app on my iPhone. Until a few days ago I was able to open and converse through my LinkedIn app on my iPhone 7 Plus now all of a sudden it doesn’t open up I’ve deleted it I’ve installed updates on my iPhone I’ve done everything it said and every time I download the LinkedIn app it won’t open up I don’t know what’s going on I can access it on a regular computer but for some reason I can’t access it through the app on my iPhone I don’t know if I’m having the same issue as the person before me that wrote about not being connected to Wi-Fi Not being able to access itbut I was able to even get itWithout Wi-Fi about a week ago I don’t understand what’s going on

Notification Issues. I’m a job seeker and I’ve been using LinkedIn to aid in my search. However, I’m afraid of missing a job opportunity as whenever I get a push notification I never hear any sound, unlike with my other apps. I always see a red number on my LinkedIn app widget showing me how many new notifications I have however I never hear any sound. All other sounds seem to be working which leads me to believe it’s an app issue rather than a phone issue or operator error somewhere. Please help! Thanks! Also, unless I’m just missing it, I would LOVE the ability to select a custom notification sound within the app so I can identify a LinkedIn notification from all others. Thank you! Be safe! Oh! One thing I did forget to add is that I LOVE the section called “My Next Job Should Offer Me” where we’re able to specify benefits we’re asking for as well as the schedule we need. Oh and the Name Pronunciation feature is fantastic!!! Thank you!!!

Very buggy app. The app does its job in working the same as desktop. However, the notifications only work 1/10 times. In fact, most times you try to click an external link that will open the app, the app opens on an all black or all white screen and stays there. You have to force close the app to have it load normal again but if you were trying to see what the notification was about, I hope you have good memory. The app also does not hold your place in the feed so clicking anything for example a url will open their in-app window and returning will refresh your feed. Since LinkedIn is built on an algorithm to keep you interested in the app, you most likely won’t ever see that post again as it generates new items it thinks would be of interest. Lastly the other night I had spent 20 minutes writing a long message regarding business with another user. I was on my last sentence when the app suddenly crashed. If you’re wondering, no, the app did not draft my messages and I had to type everything back out again. Overall, it does its job but be prepared for a lot of bugs. And the notifications Never work.

App crashes and crashes again.. I downloaded the app again because I thought it would be easier to use on my phone. I’ve been using it for about 30 minutes and it has crashed 3 times. It crashed while I was sending a request to connect. I was attaching a message to this request because the person doesn’t know me. Now, It has sent the request and I can’t finish my message. I don’t know if it attached what I typed already or not. Given that LinkedIn is a tool to help people network and make professional connections, this is more than frustrating. Now, to reach out to this person, I would have to pay for a premium account and use “in mail.” I’ll not be using the app anymore which is a serious inconvenience. I stopped using the Linked In app years ago because it would lead to accidental connection requests while scrolling through searches or suggested connection.

eh. I honestly have never written a review before, but I left LinkedIn because of this when I was fond of building connections on LinkedIn. However, someone had to make me very uncomfortable. LinkedIn is for professional use. When posting, there should be a sensitivity filter so what ever comment or post is being shared on LinkedIn directly is not hurtful or disrespectful. I had a horrible experience with someone disrespecting my profession and the person said “in ms your considered a joke” on my post that involved my profession having an appreciation week. That is the total opposite of what LinkedIn in is used for. Update: it’s sad to see that my review was overlooked and not cared about. Bullying or any form of making someone uncomfortable especially on a professional job app should be taken seriously. You should be able to post about your profession without someone trying to undermine a position. What a shame. Adding on to my review: I hope LinkedIn is able to talk with him, and give him a warning. It’s sad because I did not want to leave LinkedIn, but because of this behavior that should not be tolerated I left and it was probably for the best. I just wanted to be recognized for all the hard work I do for my job and post it on my page and someone had to ruin it all. I know it’s not you LinkedIn, but I hope you can help me.

App is still terrible, customer service is worse. Still bans and kicks you off for no reason, but spam accounts selling test prep are fine. Apparently if you are looking for jobs and networking and you’re using the app they will “ban” or “restrict” your account with no explanation except for “we’ve detected automated activity” I’m using the linkedin app on my iPhone! Why the developers don’t implement some features to deter actual automated activity such as: -Have users take a selfie, like Uber Driver app does -Remind users they have been scrolling for too long, like tiktok does -Tell users what the “threshold” for use is instead of having a “blackbox” and then issuing a ban. This is probably the worse customer experience/ user experience in an app ever! Should we use your app or not? Do we use your app and then get banned for no reason!? Linkedin Dev team please address this!!

A suggestion to the development team. Dear Team, The app has been developed nicely and is very user friendly. Everything’s great. There’s one feature that would really help out, I am usually/mostly at work and have less time to watch videos, if there was a feature where I could save it to view later that would be amazing, I could just save the video/video link and go home and watch it instead of scrolling down and search for that post. Just like facebook app has the option to save the videos/video link to a certain ‘watch later’ folder. I really expect the team to work on it. Other than that, it’s good. Kudos to the developers!

Horrible interface. This is a perfect example of what NOT to do in mobile app design. 1. Useless messenger button that does nothing but try and get you to download the app by popping not one, but two screens (if you don’t have it). I won’t load Facebook Messenger because it won’t let me select no tracking without constantly being harassed. 2. Extremely small “x” for closing annoying ad windows so that if you have any normal or larger than normal finger (god forbid you try and use your thumb) then you end up opening the item instead. 3. Allowing you to block some advertisers for only 30-Days at a time??? Seriously. If it wasn’t bad enough that you show me adds from advertisers I’ve already blocked, now you’re unblocking them after 30 Days?? 4. Extremely small “x” for closing annoying recommended groups windows so that if you have any normal or larger than normal finger (god forbid you try and use your thumb) then you end up opening the item instead. Can I just get you to stop recommending stuff to me? I’m not sure what algorithm you use but the recommendations are horrible. 5. Translations are rarely ever correct. Give up here and just license Google’s translator. I’m not saying Google Translate is good, but it would at least be correct more than your translations are. There are more, I’m sure. But we will stop here.

Please add an unlimited word count. I love LinkedIn, but would like to see an unlimited word count. There are so many times that I have a post that exceeds the allotted word count and it’s frustrating. I could condense what i need to say most times, but sometimes I need to be able to say more than what LinkedIn allows. If the post is good, people will read it. If not, they don’t have to read it and can just scroll on past. I’m sure if you took a poll from other LinkedIn users, you would find that most of them would agree that LinkedIn needs an unlimited word count. Don’t limit it solely for the purpose of making sure people’s posts are shorter. Give people the opportunity to add as much as they need to their posts. Sometimes you need to be able to add more to your post to properly say what you need to say because tightening your word count doesn’t always cut it.

The absolute worst networking app.... LinkedIn is the absolute worst, corrupt, and non user friendly social app out there. There are too many reasons to even begin mentioning all of them. Just to name one: if a user wants to unfriend or leave a group, LinkedIn intentionally makes it impossible to do so on the mobile app. I’m also still dealing with a “glitch” that the app had a few years ago. Without giving any permission to access my iPhone’s contacts, LinkedIn automatically dumped every one of my LinkedIn contacts into my iPhone’s contacts. Well over 500 contacts were combined with my personal contacts. Not a big deal you say? Well those contacts birthdays were then automatically also added to iPhone’s calendar. Everyday I would have at least a couple of these birthdays showing. For well over a year I was manually removing these contacts one name at a time. LinkedIn admitted to the error. Thanks that did nothing to help. So at this point I have zero trust in the integrity, honesty, or reliability of LinkedIn.

Horrible app/ Customer service. The app/ website is difficult to use and the UI is as good as a brick. Windows 98 is easier to use. You can’t contact customer support via the phone, at all. If you can’t log in you can’t get to their email to contact them and when you finally hear back it’s “violated terms of service” and will not elaborate. IV read the TOS and there’s nothing I’m doing wrong. Can’t use the app/website on multiple devices or it will lose its ****. Relies on community mangers to help solve claims but it dosent help at all. I had to google a phone number and email to put in a support ticket while being locked out of my account. The phone goes to an automated voice that only tells you, to refer to their help tab that has useless information. LinkedIn needs competition because this is a huge pain to deal with. I strongly suggest you look for an alternative to LinkedIn.

LinkedIn engages in profiling through barring certain searches. While I have benefitted from certain services that LinkedIn provides such as LinkedIn learning, LinkedIn no longer appears to serve the individual user as much as it serves corporate recruiting efforts and corporate advertising. I work for a large educational system, which by this time has hundreds and hundreds of individual users with LinkedIn profiles, and while manually searching through a number of these profiles, the software app recently tried to force me into signing an agreement that I would voluntarily limit future searches through my own organizational network for others to connect with to a certain undisclosed, arbitrary number chosen by LinkedIn without any further information from LinkedIn to me or face suspension of my account by the app. The software has not allowed me any further access to my own profile until I sign that agreement. I strongly recommend avoiding this glorified recruitment service in favor of other newer, more personable services which allow the user to be more in control of his or her own searches.

Freezes, Can’t apply for jobs, links don’t work! NEEDS THE TO BE FIXED!. I’ve heard so many people speak highly of LinkedIn, so I tried it out. Unfortunately this app does NOT work, as it needs serious updates. When you try to apply for any of the job listing your are given the option to give permission to attach your LinkedIn profile in replace or your resume, it does NOT work. Once you click you get a white screen or when it does go through to the next screen where it will ask for your name and contact info it freezes. Therefore you can not apply for any of their job listings. So I look up the company on google to find their website and then apply that way with my own resume. The only thing LinkedIn is good for right now is to locate a job listing. Then apply on their site. I gave 1 star because at least they still proved job listing I can apply to on the companies web site directly.

Good app but bad recent changes. LinkedIn is a great professional app and I love how I can work on my career and look for opportunities using it! Haven’t had any weird glitches with it yet that downgraded my experience. I do have to deduct some points though for recent changes. The messages button was moved to the upper right and in its place on the bottom middle of the screen is the add a post button. This seems like a worse UI experience because I know I check and respond to messages far more than I post up a message and it’s kinda awkward to move the messages button up there. I also find that I can’t swipe to the right to go back to the last page I was on. Instead, I usually have to tap the back arrow in the upper left, which again, could be improved.

Love LinkedIn - hate this one tiny bug. Please please please for all that is good and holy, please make it so when you connect with someone on the app, it pops up a “personalize invite” modal like it does on the desktop version. Or make the desktop version work like the mobile version (but the desktop flow is better IMO). The amount of times discrepancy between the two platforms has caused me to accidentally send an invite to early & blow a connection because I connect, want to personalize, and then can’t, and then need to withdraw and wait 3 (THREE!!) weeks before I can resend is just bonkers. Please please please fix this and I will come back and make this review 5 stars and love you forever. LinkedIn is a great platform, and could be a lot bigger than it is with people spending more time on it. They don’t because little stuff like this drives us wild.

Privacy concerns. This is probably going to sound strange but I’m encountering an issue with this application/website. There’s been a few times I search for a company or job role and suddenly, people from the company or role look at my page or search my name. Is there a reason why this is happening? It’s really strange. At first, I thought it could be my imagination or the algorithm. I think that it would be great if a feature was added to view your recent searches. I normally don’t search for people due to the profile viewing feature, but I would like to know why and how certain people are finding my profile. This also happens when I am logged out of my account and searching companies via Google. It seems like an invasion of privacy and I am considering deleting my account.

Horrible. The newest update has them limiting your preferences for your job search an forcibly showing you state wide jobs like that helps. If someone like myself has set up job preferences why take them away and why start showing jobs to them that are outside of their preferences like a job search isn't already hard enough and tiring enough. Now I'm every time I open the app instead of being able to scroll through the recommendations I have to create different searches because the jobs recommended to me are 8+ hours away and don't interest me in the slightest. Just because I live in a state doesn't mean I'm comfortable commuting far and doesn't mean I'm trying to relocate to the opposite side of it. So who's dumb idea was it to add that useless and annoying feature that shows jobs to people outside their now very limited preferences. I don't want to be shown state wide jobs and according to the customer service rep it's a feature I can't manually get rid of. Dumbest update to date.

What is going on !!!!. I’m a huge fan of LinkedIn but Im unable to access anything right now!!! I am not unable to respond to my messages, or update anything….as soon as I try I am forced to open the app that at first said I didn’t have an account so I reset my password….. even though I just had it open online…. now the app won’t open because it’s prompting me to fill out a page about my future job hopes and dreams that goes blank when I attempt to response. I don’t understand why I can’t use my online account anymore apps aren’t dependable!! All I wanted to do is update my resume and read some articles! I apologize for my frustration I know it’s an app thing! Please please please fix this issue!!!

Great app. Unsubscribe from emails before Earth Dies.. In all complete honesty, LinkedIn as a great app and it’s net work is good, but seriously, the amount of emails that you get from this company probably emits as much greenhouse gas as mining bitcoin. It’s in my opinion, one of the biggest email cloggers I have yet to experience. I have the rest of my life to see one that is worse, but challenge accepted, I guess. I’ve been on this app since I was under 18 and I’m 27 now. I have spent many an hour clearing these LinkedIn emails, and it’s to the point where I fully understand that it could potentially be causing a detriment of heat to the earth due to the amount of emails they send out to literally anybody who is on planet earth and has an account. You will get carpal tunnel from swiping these emails into archive.

Not able to access on cellular, only WiFi. I recently transferred Service from Verizon to AT&T. The LinkedIn app only works on Wi-Fi it does not work connected to cellular service. I have gone through all of the troubleshooting steps with AT&T as well as Apple. I’m on an iPhone 13 Pro. Everyone has said it is not an issue on their end that I should contact the developer. Please advise if there is some thing I can do to make this app push through on cellular service. The app is up-to-date with what’s available in the App Store for me. I use this app for business regularly and I’m currently only able to use it on my home computer or I also cannot access the LinkedIn website on a browser unless I am The app is up-to-date with what’s available in the App Store for me. I use this app for business regularly and I’m currently only able to use it on my home computer or my phone but must be connected to Wi-Fi. The strange part is on my phone I also cannot access the LinkedIn website on a browser unless I am connected to Wi-Fi. Please advise. Thank you.

Chronological content feed - second attempt.. LinkedIn... I love your platform. I have already posted a comment on the lack of a sort by “recent” function on for iOS. When I’m on my phone, the work around is to go to your mobile site, then request the desktop site, then select “sort by: recent”. The most recent update you just pushed out now has “lives” or something that feels like a clone of Instagram/YouTube/Snapchat/Facebook, etc. I do not subscribe to these platforms because I believe LinkedIn is the only social media platform of any substance. There is quality content and networking happening everyday. Why did your newest update add a cookie-cutter “lives” function and not a simple “sort by:recent” function. Why am I seeing 3 week old posts with recent posts scattered about. Totally ridiculous... The one platform I thought was doing a service to a community of professional people is slowly becoming just another social media platform.

Serious VoiceOver accessibility problems. I am a blind person using the screen reader voiceover for iOS and I am having some serious VoiceOver accessibility problems. For one thing, in the new version, when I double tap on my Contacts, the app crashes every time. Secondly, when I am browsing through my people you may know section, the app get slower and slower and slower the longer eyebrows. Thirdly, if you were using voiceover, there is no option to remove someone from your people you may know list so that you do not see them anymore. The accessibility problems with this app used to be somewhat minimal. I am really looking forward to seeing this app fixed and using LinkedIn again. It is one of my favorite social networking platforms. I apologize if other people are bored by this review, but LinkedIn also does not have any where in the app or on the app support page to provide feedback about the app. I would also be kind of nice if developer of LinkedIn provided details about its updates in its release notes, but many App developers don’t do this. It’s just a pet peeve.

Cami Bass Recommendation. Cami has worked with the Holy Trinity Faith Formation program for many years , in different positions. She has been a classroom Aide and Catechist for a variety of age groups from young children to teaching teens for Confirmation Class. She has been an excellent catechist in the drama program. She has developed curriculum and put together activities and games in our program. She is very good at communicating with children of all ages, and works well with other staff members. Cami has been an asset to our program and we have been very pleased with her work. She has also been a wonderful volunteer in the parish community as well. Cami would be an asset to any company!

NOT for dedicated job seekers. This platform is no longer useful for finding a job. The app does all of what it can to keep the user locked in to the feed section. If I’m reviewing a job and my screen lock becomes active (or view something off of the app), when I return to the app, I am immediately taken to my feed. When I go back to the job section, the job I was reviewing is no longer visible. I’m sure it’s not deleted. It’s just hard to tell which one I was viewing, especially if you’re searching for similar jobs. It’s like as soon as you put your phone down, you lose place in line. It creates nothing but wasted time. For anyone who has experienced a layoff, unemployment is a lot of work and it can easily wear you out. The last thing a person needs is a tool that slows them down. Of course a person can look elsewhere for jobs but why even have a job section if it has basic flaws.

Love LinkedIn! But the app…. Update: LinkedIn heard my prayers and fixed my app. I no longer get kicked out when trying to send direct messages, and the app works generally faster. Thank you so much for giving me the opportunity to utilize this awesome app to its fullest potential again! Let me start out by saying that LinkedIn has changed my life in so many positive ways. I found my new career through the app, and started down a journey of positive personal development when I rejoined the platform. Hence the four stars. I needed to take one star away because, at least in the app, it almost always crashes and boots me out when I try to send a Direct Message to someone. I end up needing to go in and retype the message 2-3 times before it will send without crashing and closing out. I know plenty of other people are experiencing the same problem, because they post about it. Please fix this issue, I love this platform for so many reasons, but this is frustrating! Thank you in advance for your attention and all that you do to make LinkedIn the wonderful place that it is! Update: my app has worked perfectly since the last update. No more getting booted out when sending DMs. Thank you LinkedIn!

Useful but opportunities for improvement. LinkedIn is the prime social networking app for professionals. Main avenue for jobs and all that. I think here’s some opportunities for improvement: 1. Make a filter for company size when looking for jobs. 2. A lot of recruiters post contracts as “full-time” as a sneaky way to get more applicants since they consider a full time role 40 hrs/week. Make this differentiation even clearer by saying “Permanent Full-Time.” I don’t know how many contract roles I’ve seen saying it’s Full-Time and luckily I read every description pretty carefully. 3. Make an option for when Looking For Work is turned on, we can put more details for recruiters to see. I get hit up for temp/contracts all the time and have no interest in them. Recruiters don’t bother reading profiles. 4. It would be great to have an option to rate or leave feedback on recruiters when you are communicating with them. Just like you have automatic “Yes/Not interested” responses, there should be a way to leave feedback on recruiter accounts since so many recruiters are rude, ghost candidates, post things unrelated to your field/interests, solicit, etc.

Needs improvement. I was just trying to apply to a job on LinkedIn. They said to contact the employer by email and provided the email. When I press and hold LinkedIn does not allow you to select text to copy and paste into your mail. The email is also not a link I can click on to email. I unfortunately have to manually type in the long email letter by letter going back and fourth. Please fix this. I was also recently searching for jobs and reading a number of job descriptions. Many were in my field but did not apply to me. I would like to be able to hide them so I don’t see them in the future. Don’t see a way to do this. I only see Apply and Save buttons; no hide. When viewing a clients portfolio web link and clicking on it nothing happens within LinkedIn. This link should open up in Safari; I can not copy/paste it into Safari either and have to go back and fourth typing letter by letter.

Scammers. I was new to LinkedIn searching for new leads to jobs as I desperately need to find a new job after 27 years that gave my all. The hospital was bought out by Lahey Health and BI. Long story short I ended up being followed by what I know would turn out to be scams eventually asking for money I’m sure. I deleted one guy cause he made me feel uncomfortable. Then out of the blue 2 more people trying to chat with me. My final straw was when a third person tried to friend me or have conversation. But his profile picture was the person who first chatted with me. Different background picture but it was his face. Freaked me out so I don’t follow LinkedIn like I used to. I just recently had my identity stolen and I’m not going to entertain Catfish type people

Professional Networking Tool. LinkedIn is my preferred way to interact with business professionals. I do, however, wish that the site would allow a longer time to deactivate an account or allow one to restore their account within a year. I deactivated my account for a “spiritual hiatus” and attempted to set my account back up and was unable to retrieve it. I built a great network before and now it seems like I am not getting as many recommendations for people that I knew from college and other businesses. 😏 I’m sure my post sounds like a combination of great things and not so great things, but I do really appreciate the fact that the tool is much more professional than most social media outlets.

Atrocious customer service. After being charged over $600 for a product I didn’t realize I even bought due to their confusing interface I am being refused a refund and sent the same generic message about their no refund policy over and over again. I have used this website for years and am appalled by their dishonest practice. If you decide to ever use this website or app don’t ever buy premium (it’s useless) and don’t ever put your card information on it or you might fall victim to what I’m going through. They make it too easy ti misinterpret something and buy something with an insane price tag without realizing what you’re agreeing to. The app is also poorly designed as well. If you check Trust Pilot and the Better Business Bureau, they have a one star rating which is a huge red flag. Personally I would say avoid at all costs and don’t ever give them any if your information except for the bare minimum. Don’t expect a transparent app, business practice or to ever any kind of real conversation with customer service. Avoid at all cost but if you must use it Keep your expectations extremely low.

Bug in latest version. Long time LinkedIn user and subscriber to paid versions. You have a serious bug in the app. The majority of the time on iOS the app does not show any information, telling me “something went wrong”. To troubleshoot, I deleted the app from my iPhone and reinstalled. And during the install process when asked for my or and password, your app consistently told me I had no Internet connection despite being on 5G and able to surf the web etc. I switched to WiFi and could then login and use the app. Move off WiFi and back to cellular and I return to the “something went wrong” bug. The latest version of the app appears to work on WiFi, but not cellular - at least AT&T 5G. I am running an iPhone 12 Pro Max and latest version of iOS and your app. Please fix. Love your app, but it worthless right now at least for me.

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A failure in corporate governance. The app works quite well against the basic proposition - once you’ve actually managed to reach that point. To get there, you’ll need to summit K2 - metaphorically at least: Every time you launch it, you’ll be taken through a cleverly crafted set of Yes/Next/No/Continue questions designed to get at your address list and all of its contact details. If this isn’t what you intend, be very careful and alert on each launch. I found it much simpler to just uninstall and give up on the app. Whoever decided this corporate policy has made a huge mistake of judgement.

No response back from recruiters. Hey guys don’t waste your time on this app. I needed a job ASAP, as I was working casually in a warehouse so I uploaded my resume and offer letter in this app. For sure they showed several jobs matching your profile but none of them give you a back response . It’s been more than a month and I was really hoping that this app would help me to find a job. Even I didn’t get to celebrate my Christmas and new year because I was unemployed

Add key Filter. Please, to reflect the changing World and to support transparency and inclusiveness, to promote better and time-efficient experience of using your App, sounds critical to add a Filter to clarify whether Jobs offers mandate any medical measure (example covid-19 vaccination ) as essential condition of application. The clarity of this information would be appreciated by many! Would you be able to implement this? Thanks greatly!

App not displaying correctly. I have enjoyed the LinkedIn app over the years but the recent iteration has a bug. It won’t display properly on my screen. When I’m in the app, it asks me to use the app. I can’t navigate to the options such as message function or to view connections or my profile. Please fix it!

The app hangs as soon as I start to browse. The app keeps hanging all the time. I open the app scroll down a bit and then it’s not letting me do anything. Click on any tabs, scroll up or down. Have tried to open and close many times still no improvement. Using iPhone XS Max. I hope development team can see this message and replicate and fix the issue

Latest update not compatible with iPhone 6. Is there a reason why you're not allowing your updates to be available to cover the iPhone 6? It keeps telling me to update your app but then says it's unable to do this and asks me if I want to update to an earlier version but then it just keeps on trying to update the App to the latest version which it can't do. Really dissatisfied with your customer service or lack there of. Your Developers have missed the mark here and I’ll never upgrade to Platinum at this rate.

Won’t update. Problem is the app is stuck in a never ending update cycle. Meanwhile I can see messages but I cannot access them or browse anything witbou updating. Which when I try to do fails with some series of messages. It’s an IPhone recent ish model so cannot see why. So every time I want o use LinkedIn login on desktop which obviously limits how useful it is compared to my phone. Please rectify the update loop!

Suggested connection link is broken. With the latest update, when I click on the suggested connection carousel on my newsfeed, it will open up a random connection. Far example, Linkedin suggest person A and when I click on it, it will open up a random person Z 😳

Annoying and disrespectful app. I turned off almost all notifications in the app, but I daily get a badge on the icon and the notification in the app says that there are no notifications. Very scammy and disrespectful way of trying to get me to launch the app each day. If this doesn’t get changed the app will share Facebook’s fate on my phone and get deleted, and I might check LinkedIn once a month or so through the website. I don’t want to turn off notifications completely because a few of them are useful and wanted. Just don’t create fake notifications

The app on mobile is getting worse.. Try and post with a picture or three or five and it just won’t work. You used to be able to post an article with pictures, but in the last month it’s become useless. When a post fails you get a button to tap so you can ‘retry to upload’, except you can’t tap it. If a button looks like a button and is a button, make sure it’s tappable. It’s basic UX.

Always has the “Something Went Wrong” page. Have had the LinkedIn app for years on multiple phones and 4/5 pages will always have the “Something Went Wrong” screen on it so that it’s nearly impossible to use the app. I’ll get notifications and messages and can’t see them on my phone no matter how much a refresh the app. Probably one of the worst performing apps I’ve ever had, especially for a well-known company. Very frustrating.

What have you done to iPad users in last update!!. Seriously- what are your developers doing? You have just guaranteed I won’t be able to use the app on my iPad. While before this update I could see posts reasonably well across the landscape layout now I have a tiny narrow mobile phone image in the central part of a landscape screen that shows almost nothing and I now can’t post from it because the space where text should appear disappears upwards out of sight due to the mobile phone profile! Please reverse this decision or produce an IPad specific app version - urgently!

Great app, just one issue. I love this app, easy to use and navigate. Only thing I would suggest is adding in the option to put a specific start/end date for roles. I just added my new job and it says I’ve been there 1 month because I put start month as July. I’ve been there 1 week. I ended my previous role at 3 months but the app thinks it was 4 months.

Usually great until.... Usually this app is great until I tried to purchase a premium subscription. After making the payment via iTunes I wasn’t able to use the feature. When I contacted LinkedIn they told me iTunes/apple hadn’t passed on subscription details for my account and I needed to speak with iTunes. When I contact iTunes they told me the issue was with LinkedIn and I needed to go back to them. Basically I’ve been sent on a wild goose chase with no solution. I’ve since requested a full refund as I haven’t been able to use my premium account. Very disappointing.

LinkedIn is Life-Changing. About 5 years ago I began my journey on LinkedIn with no real idea of how life changing it would become for me. Back then (circa 2014), I began to see LI as more than just my online CV....I saw it as a place that I could “get noticed” and begin to build an open network of influence. So I set about creating ‘content’ with a zest and determination to persist no matter what the short term results were. And like most success stories, there was very little short term success, but as I consistently honed my use of the platform, along with my content strategy, I began to notice some positive changes. Fast forward 5 years, and I have totally transformed my career, left the corporate world, launched my own business which now has global customers. I’ve developed a solid network (28k 1st level Connections) and reputation as a genuine ‘thought leader in my space. LinkedIn Australia even honored me last year with a LinkedIn Top Voice Award. To say that I love LinkedIn would be a gross understatement, and whilst the platform continues to improve all the time, I’m extremely grateful to LinkedIn for having changed my life (not just my career) for the better! Keep up the great work LinkedIn....I’m forever grateful! 😁

Monkeys program LinkedIn’s algorithms. Maybe instead of boasting of how great LinkedIn is to provide the “best possible experience”, you should reconsider your job matching algorithm. Something’s seriously wrong with LinkedIn’s algorithm. I received an email saying that my profile is ready for recruiters after I added location, job preferences, position and skills…and LinkedIn still gets it wrong. As a product manager working in Sydney, I’m definitely NOT looking for roles as a Medical Receptionist in Hobart, TAS, an Early Resolutions Officer, a Deputy-Principal Head of Year 10-12 role in Mornington, VIC, a Machine Tool Fitter in Bunbury, WA, a French Teacher in Heidelberg, VIC, a Financial Accountant in Northcote, VIC etc. etc. Please don’t have these algorithms be programmed by monkeys. Well, maybe monkeys would do a better job… Apart from this, please consider your release notes to be more detailed instead of the same “we’re here to provide you with the best possible experience and fix bugs”. Quite obviously, there are still bugs and I hope that search results like these are not considered the “best possible experience”. That is, unless you’ve set the bar for “possible” pretty low. Release notes are not there for patting yourself on the shoulder.

Clingy and irritating. Every time you open the app it bugs you with un-avoidable notifications. Connect with these people. Invite(spam) these people from your contact list. Follow these topics. Follow these companies. Update your profile. Then you make it through the defenders and you have 40 connection requests from people you don’t even know. I’m sure it’s useful for power users - people who use it to spam and connect to 1000’s of people at once, but the downside is that it’s an awful experience for the average infrequent user who just wants to network with people they actually know.

Dissatisfied Customer. Be extremely careful when using the LinkedIn Ap from Apple. I agreed to LinkedIn's 30-day FREE Trial and then overlooked cancelling at the end of the FREE Trial period. My credit card was just charged $69 for Automatic Renewal for the next 30 day period. I attempted to cancel the 30-day subscription, as I found that it was not benficial to me, but Apple does not offer that option. They take your money and allow you to cancel, effective follwoing the current 30-day subscription. So, the FREE Trial cost me $69 and a great deal of hassle trying to get reimbursed.

This app allows spam emails and scams. WATCH OUT After signing up to LinkedIn I started to receive 10-15 emails a day from spam companies many which would lead to dodgy websites. None could confirm where my email address was taken from nor did they care I opted out 2-3 times from their email services. Shortly after opting out EXCEL FINANCIALS started to call me regarding investments (scam) which leads me to believe that LinkedIn does not care about your privacy or who is operating their app. My suggestion is to have a FAKE email address to sign up. That way your BUSINESS EMAIL doesn’t get spammed continuously. I’ve had trouble understanding who were actual clients and fraudulent clients which made me lose clients.

Difficult. I was just trying to make an account for the app but it kept going back to the first page I was on when I first went into the app. It typically was frustrating with every single time I opened the app I had to go through a sequence of questions regarding friends that were on linkedin and inviting those who weren’t. It was too much effort just to look for a job. (not that is should be effortless)

Opportunity for improvement. Good app and great platform. But needs to be able to change the feed to most recent and not see the same posts for the last 3 weeks to months. Job postings etc that are weeks old and now closed, posts I’ve already seen. Allow people to sort to most recent and keep updated on all content, not the same repetitive content. If other platforms can do it (Ie Facebook) I’m not sure why LinkedIn cannot.

Dark mode please. My eyes are burning!. Generally the app works well and there are no issues. I like LinkedIn and it is the only social media I use. For the love of all that is holy please give us a dark mode option. Edit: apparently I didn’t know it was there. Thank you. Review updated accordingly

Needs to keep up. Absolutely love the concept and idea of creating a career type social media to connect and build your career. But the app itself has some seriously easy fix issues it needs to look at to make the user experience better, and encourage younger people to take it up. The notification preferences are hell, you have to individually click 20+ tabs to decide if you want in app, email or push notifications. There is no simple way to toggle this. And when you sign up, the amount of emails are ridiculous. Next is the amount of advertising which is expected, but in addition, within 2 weeks I’ve had two “bot like” messages from people looking to sell specifically to my company. It’s unfortunately leaning towards more like Facebook than something that stands on its own, which doesn’t encourage me to use it, it’s nothing new. If LinkedIn wants to continue its success, it needs to remember we already have 9-5 jobs. We don’t need a second one bothering us. It should feel different than that and we should want to use it, not feel like we have to.

LinkedIn won't update. It was working fine until few days ago when upon launching the LinkedIn app a pop-up message said I had to update the app. Having no other choice to dismiss the message, I clicked on update but AppStore doesn't show any option to update but only to "open" app. I am guessing my iPhone 5 has reached the end as I cannot update LinkedIn. This is unnecessarily frustrating and now I'm not able too launch LinkedIn app anymore since I can't update it! Please either fix this or let me continue using LinkedIn app without updating!! The only way I can access my LinkedIn now is to use a browser like safari but that is too inconvenient as the fonts are so tiny.

Better than any Social Media. This is an actual useful app that actually helps you on day to day basis with lots of information. Keep you updated and close to people in your industry. You never miss out on anything new or currently happening like for me, opening of new hotels, jobs related to me, staffing, awards and many more things. It is much more better than wasting time on Facebook.

LinkedIn lies in wait for new card details; beware!. If you think you have avoided the enormous charge after the trial period, think again. I entered new card details MONTHS after using the free LinkedIn trial and they quietly and craftily charged me the guts of a hundred dollars. I wasn’t successful in my job search earlier in the year and this will constitute a burdensome hardship for me. But do LinkedIn or Apple care? Of course they don’t. There is no option to reverse the payment because “technically” you “authorised” it. I guess nothing in life is for free (except the infrastructure and education of the workforce in every country that Apple operates, as it pays no taxes to any Government). Enjoy all your free stuff Apple. And enjoy my money. I would have used it to feed myself, but I guess you’re not well capitalised enough already.

Please Add Zoom and Rotate. Guys, the app is generally great, though can you please add the ability to zoom and rotate when touching on a post (ie: when it forwards to the specific post after selecting it). Makes it very difficult to read things sometimes when on a bus or travelling etc. it’s just a good thing to have in general, wouldn’t you agree? Thanks.

Freezes when using mobile *Amended*. Freezes and you lose all information when applying for roles on the mobile app. Still has not been addressed in latest update. Please fix this. **Great to hear you are looking into this. Typically the app works very well. Im glad this issue is being revised - review amended**

Bk’s bush Telegraph Loves Life in Linked In. Linked in was my first ever move into social media, two years before joining fb & is not a mile in front , Linked in is a Country Mile in front of any other form of social media in my humble opinion and my favourite way to professionally connect with new people, learn new ideas & follow the progress of those that I look up to & admire via a comms device. Well done Linked In crew ! Brian (BK) Kelly 🤠👍

Very frustrating app. This app is REALLY frustrating because whenever I open it, it constantly hassles me to add all my contacts and go through and add more people, and it's a multi step process to dismiss this. It's also deceptive in tricking you into sending requests to people who aren't even on LinkedIn, without making it clear that's what it's doing. As a developer myself, I really don't like this app. Please make it less annoying and then I'll give it a better rating. I don't recommend it to anyone that doesn't want to be frustrated by it attempting to be a Facebook copy. - Just updated this review, and even a year later it's still just as bad - And more than year later, it's still just as annoying with a multi step process if you haven't opened it in a little bit trying to force you to add more people and follow more. Honestly hate this app now. Very unprofessional. - I notice a developer reply - but what a token effort, if you're actually interested in taking on this feedback you would read what I've written above and make your app less like ad-ware and more user enjoyable.

I’m supposed to pay for this privilege. 4 days ago I paid for premium and my first communication the app crashes every time I add a photo. Now when I try to cancel my subscription l receive a msg saying I can’t. I cleared all pending support cases and it still says I can’t cancel AND now that I must contact Apple” Wasted a great deal of my time in the first instance of trying to use premium services and now I’m getting the run around. My attempt at communication and premium services failed me terribly and I have now completed my communications through other means. LINKEDIN CANCEL MY SUBSCRIPTION PLEASE - APPLE CANCEL MY SUBSCRIPTION PLEASE - Could you make this whole experience any more difficult?

Poor notification service. The notifications are inconsistent and unreliable. Things pop up on screen that don’t appear in the log, and there’s little control around categories of important notifications. Notification settings are cumbersome ill categorized and not at the right level. Very frustrating I would have thought these bugs would be fixed by now!

Not user friendly. LinkedIn itself is basically Facebook for your working life but the only people really using it are telemarketers who use the info you publish to target your role for whatever the scam du jour is. Worse still every time you launch the app it asks you to invite every person you ever knew, looked at or heard of as a contact which completely negates any benefit from having the personal vetting process that a link (should) entail. That is essentially a referral system and the main reason I joined this ... whatever it is. Anyway if you need LinkedIn on the go by all means use it, but if you want a good experience as well don’t. You might also want to assess what benefit you are getting from using LinkedIn at all.

Keep on crashing , horrible experience. I am facing serious issues with app. LinkedIn app keep on crashing. Specially when you are in the messages and trying to type something. You spent 10 minutes to wright something and it will crash and you have to wright again. Horrible experience with new version. I have tried to uninstall and remove app data nearly 7-8 times. Still having same issues. Please fix it as soon as possible.

Please fix article scrolling. I was reading an article published on LinkedIn and noticed that as I was pulling up a new paragraph the scrolling of the page ‘bounced’ up so that more than one line was showing at the bottom of the screen. I assume this feature has been A/B tested and shown to increase reading duration. This is presumably because I as the user will be more likely to read the paragraph if the text is on screen. However, the bouncing detracted from my experience and will discourage me from clicking on articles on the platform in the future. If you want to microengineer LinkedIn to keep people on the platform for longer, it will inevitably come at the expense of value gained per unit of time spent for the user. I imagine this is a big reason why people have stopped using Facebook (for example) because they eventually realise their time spent is not meaningful.

Not so comfortable. The feeds updates are not consistent It can show some people updates and others no, no matter how many time you refresh the app it keep show feeds from 3-4 days ago. Yet not all the new feeds are visible, The settings and the settings updates need to be more user friendly to use

Better than you’d think. Yeah the notifications are annoying, and the recruiter spam is annoying, but at the end of the day for anyone skilled this is a fantastic place to develop your career. It’s been years since I’ve felt the need to look on other sites to find new opportunities, LinkedIn makes it very easy to reach the right people and get noticed.

Dear LinkedIn can you please fix this, thank you. Thank you for reading my comment and enquiry today. I have a problem with the certificates section, I added in my latest certificates and they dropped to the bottom end of the certificates section. For example, I added in the certificate for providing CPR, but it is eventually put to the bottom of the certificates section. I think the latest certificates should be displayed first Otherwise, for me it would be great if I can drag and move (re-order) the certificates/licenses. Similar to what LinkedIn did for Education/volunteering section. My profile is Thomas Minh Tuan Thiên. Just in case. Thank you LinkedIn Team(s),

Good but could be better.. There is so much content to process in my feee. Something that I do on Facebook that would be so convenient on LinkedIn, is share posts to myself. I see the saved section but this would be seperate and much smoother. Can be additional.

Intrusive and annoying. I like LinkedIn as a service but the app is painful. I’ve turned off all notifications because it constantly lies about there being things to see. It persistently asks you to let it have access to your contacts even though you say no. Even though I’ve said no to allowing access to my contacts, it deceptively suggests adding people I know who aren’t even on LinkedIn. Sometimes I have messages from people that don’t show up in the app. It’s a disgusting app.

Unknown reason for Temporarily restricted. Everything was going well, until I randomly got “temporarily restricted” and needed to show ID. I showed ID and it said “something went wrong. Try again later”. Now I can’t used the app on any device after I didn’t do anything wrong. Please help fix this issue, Thank you.

Stop it!. I’ve gone back and made sure all notifications have been turned off, however this app just doesn’t give up. I don’t want to keep seeing the same contract list “do you know this person” pop up, and I am not interested in the same jobs (which I am most definitely not qualified for nor interested in). The constant red alert numbers over the app is frustrating. Although the concept of LinkedIn is great, At this point I might as well delete the app. Until a fix is made for the notification issues I won’t be back! * I have followed all articles provided to others with the same issues that you have replied to here in the comments, and those do not work for getting rid of the push notifications.

Annoying experience. Overall experience with the LinkedIn app is annoying. Starting with 1. “Getting started on linked in” bar keep coming back when I scroll down. Takes too much of real estate and I can’t even see other things because of that annoying bar. 2. I have accepted the one request so many times but every time I open the app, it keep asking me to accept the same request. 3. Buttons and behaviour feels like app is just running on a Browser. It feels subpar compare to other social media apps. LinkedIn really needs to modernise the app.

Timeline Sorting Issue. I’ve recently increased my usage of LinkedIn and am becoming increasingly frustrated that you can’t sort your timeline on mobile devices by ‘Most Recent First’ and instead every time I open the app I get random posts ranging from items a month old to current. It just makes my usage of the app less enjoyable and effective.

Always can be better!. LinkedIn is a very professional App which helps many people find their jobs. You can also make some professional friends and build up your own professional networks in LinkedIn. LinkedIn helped me find my first and second wonderful job in a foreign country and helped me meet some interesting and lovely people. I believe I can find my third desired job in a foreign country through LinkedIn. I believe LinkedIn always can be better and I wish LinkedIn all the best in the future!

Clunky and slow. LinkedIn’s iOS app is not a joy to use. It feels slow to respond to button presses, scrolling, etc. Social competitors like Facebook pour money into their apps to make them feel like good platform citizens, and LinkedIn just feels slow and wrong on iOS (maybe it’s better on the other mobile platform). For these reasons I use the LinkedIn app because I have to, but I grit my teeth and put it off for as long as possible.

All was well…that is until the most recent update. Issues with most recent update…having issue loading Home page

Scrolling through job search results… how are you making this so annoying?. On mobile app scrolling through job search results is painful. Initial scrolling is ok. If you then try and continue scrolling your app doesn’t respond until a second or third attempt to continue scrolling through results. Super annoying.

Crashing!. For the last few months I've been receiving "no internet connection" notifications when trying to refresh the screen - even though every other app on my phone seems to work perfectly fine. Secondly, I'm not receiving my inbox messages until days/sometimes weeks after they've been sent to me. Please rectify as this looks unprofessional when liaising with potential future employers. ————————- You allow customers to access LinkedIn premium via the app/from a mobile phone, yet when I have tried to unsubscribe I receive the following “Sorry, your plan can’t be cancelled on this device. Please visit LinkedIn on your desktop to cancel.” You are about to charge me a years subscription (over $700) to something I can’t currently cancel.

Job search charges and low quality applicants. It seems LinkedIn is using AI in benefit of LinkedIn not users. I am using job search in past 7 years. It was working fine. Very clear and straight forward. Now it says free of charge ad but it works for couple of hours with 90% non relaxant applicants. When I started paid ads it started to charge me by any click on my ad. My daily budget finished within 9 hours. In free ad I could see cv of applicants. Now in paid ad it doesn’t show cv of applicants. I tried to contact support. I found there is no support contacts. It is showing support articles with general info. I understand LinkedIn needs money to survive but this is not the way a professional app make money. I am ok to pay extra but having access to filtered applicants at least with 4-5 days search. App recommend LinkedIn recruiter app. I checked reviews of app and found it is not a suitable one. Hope developer sees my review and at least connect me to a support team member.

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A lot of bugs. Logging me out. Nothing this refreshing. App crashes.

The application is going worst. The application is not what it was few months ago. Lot of bugs, the apps is slower. Also, less and less options are available in the basic version (not premium). You don’t deserve more stars than 3… Come on, give back the LinkedIn we knew!

Keep having to log in. In the last update the app asks you for your login credentials every time you open it. Please fix.

Login in. Need to enter login information every time you open the application.

Stop snooping on the clipboard 👎. Come on now.

Crashes a lot since the last update. LinkedIn Premium subscriber. Disappointed that simple posts and images cause the app to crash frequently since the last update.

Pathetic. You cannot save anything on this app, straight up joke and waste of time.

The app is clunky and more social media. I find the app clunky and doesn’t give me quick easy access to the portions I want; such as setting up and changing job searches. It’s doable I know but clunky and harder then it needs to be. LinkedIn just seems like an undeveloped social media then a true job or career resource.

Adding profile pictures messes up. Every photo goes all dark and is ruined

Linked in is malware. LinkedIn is copying the contents of your clipboard every keystroke. IOS 14 allows users to see each paste notification.

Privacy!. There should be expressed action and change to the private information of your users. In particular is Search History and Financial information. Search should not be kept as there is no beneficial reason to keep it, once a search is competed, what benefit is offered for keeping it other than to sell it. This isn’t write nor part of the service business model to your users. Financial information more crucial as any purchases made within or of services that LinkedIn offers, once the transaction is completed other than a record of the purchase length of time of the service being offered should no longer need to be kept. This is very dangerous and always ends up in a leak when security is breached! LinkedIN already was a subject of end user data being leaked back in 2019!! once end users remove their payment information then LinkedIn not longer has right to that payment data. Period.

Needs chronological order. News feed is not in chronological order,i see news that date back to 4 weeks ago all the time. Bad bad bad.

No iPad good layout. LinkedIn is a great application on smartphone and computer but this LinkedIn app is not good. I have the feeling that it’s just the smartphone version and you change the resolution to feet with tablet. Although this layout is perfect for smartphone, I think that it is terrible for tablet, I definitely prefer the web version of LinkedIn instead of this app.

Billing. Automatic visa debit without notice, hassle to determine what the bill is for, hassle to cancel.

Bad update. The app keep signing me off after updating it.

Yeah. Popir

Search crashes. Great app but the latest update causes the app to crash when you search a name

My eyes. No dark mode 🤯

Doesn’t work well on iOS. I love LinkedIn and spend a lot of time on it. I have noticed more often than not errors about no internet connection (when I’m on LTE), ‘oops something went wrong errors’ or other random issues. Please fix them!!

Login issues resolved by reinstall. Had some issues where I kept having to keep logging back in each time I opened app. This was rectified by deleting and reinstalling.

Recent update glitch. The most recent update (I always do all updates for all apps as they become available, and updated LinkedIn 3 days ago) has caused the app to automatically log me out each time I try to access the app after having closed it. I now have to sign in every single time I launch the app! Very frustrating.

Whatever the job.... It doesn’t matter whether you’re a custodian, health care provider, or government worker, you’ll find value in collective professional knowledge and networking on LinkedIn.

Linkedin. Linkedin provided me with a great resource for career searching when I was laid off with Finning, even after I was rehired 8 months later I kept my options open. A recruiter from Teck resources found my profile on Linkedin and reached out to me. I now work for Teck resources and love it, LinkedIn will be at my side going forward.

Zionist. Islamophobic

Don’t like companies that forces you update app. LinkedIn hasn’t been user friendly for a long time

Fix this apo. Kicks me out whenever I try to unfollow something.

Logout bug. App keeps logging you out.

Blows. The new app sucks its slow and isn’t compatible with older phones

Log in every time I open the app?!. The latest version keeps logging me out and I have to log in again every time I open the app! Please fix it!

Spyware (Microsoft definitely knows better). App is constantly copying your data from the clipboard. Anything text, images, etc. that you copy is recorded by the app. Even when using other apps. Privacy NIGHTMARE. Their excuse of this being a “bug” is obviously bogus.

LinkedIn App is easy to use. I appreciate the ease of use in the LinkedIn app and actually prefer its functionality over the web format. I access it in my iPhone daily. Highly recommend this app!

Great App. An easy way to stay on trend and get the latest industry news & articles! A good way to relate with professional contacts.

Awesome app. It is an awesome app for networking

App is freezing. After updating the latest version, app is freezing often.

Location update Failure. Despite many updates, the location update section to improve profile strength has still a problem.

I was trying to participate. Because those 20 somethings who tell Doctors If we happen to cure shingles one day need to get their story straight

Woke Garbage. Connecting professionals sounds so simple but no, it has to be woke. Pushing pronouns and whatever else is the next woke culture nonsense.

App stalls all the time. It’s been a while now I am struggling with this app now thinking that it might get better in the newer updates but no luck so far. It always kinda hang when I open it, even if at some time it shows up, it stalls in couple of minutes. Disappointed. 👎🏼

Logout on all close. The latest update logs you out every time you close the app in iOS. It sucks having to sign in every time I open the app. LinkedIn please fix this. This wasn’t happening before the latest update.

Deleting messages. Easy to delete messages when online(web). Once you open the app messages are still appearing. Hard to contact HELP support through the app.

Easy to use. Title says it all

Rediculous bug. I have to login everytime I open the app in my phone. It's rediculous! It's logging out automatically

Broken app. Your last version seems to be broken. I have to login every time I switch screen, the login does not persist. It’s beyond annoying

Great app! But.... Linkedin is a great app for networking, but we should really be able to change the language on the app. Thank you!

So much spam. I wanted to keep the app because I do like the core functionality but the spammy notifications constantly are awful, and there doesn’t seem to be any way to turn them off. The app will actually send me push notifications for pure advertisements quite often. Unbelievable. I’ve gotten so fed up I don’t even care anymore if I miss requests to network, I’d rather get rid of the app and check a few times a year or something.

It’s so so. Being honest I love this app. But lately every time I chick on the app it’s telling me every second to login in. It’s getting frustrated. Could someone please fix this. I am only giving it a 2 star because it’s time consuming doing this.

Not worth of cost. 1. Standard system generated response will come to this comment rather than some logical answer. 2. Advertisements are irrelevant. Even YouTube is removing advertisement after becoming a premium members. 3. Premium courses are not up to mark. 4. Benefits of premium members are not worth the money.

too many sponsored posts !. Ridiculous: 1/4 of posts on my LinkedIn feed are sponsored posts. Come on, give us a break!

Great App for easy access to Networking!. When you're prospecting for investments and career advancement, the app makes it so much easier especially when you are in a large network.

App crashing frequently. iOS version: 16.2 App is crashing frequently when messaging people. Sending a message takes a lot of time and app keeps crashing while waiting after pressing send button.

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There a scam. This app is a scam and they deleted my account for no reason. It was my way of staying connected with my co workers as well as people working in the field who ive met along the way. Building relationships to better career in the future was destroyed by this corrupt system. They are so horrible and now they are requesting my very sensitive and personal identification when they're system has been hacked recently and all personal information was leaked. Now they are requesting this information again as if i did something wrong when in fact it’s their scam system and fraudulent people working here who are attempting to steal your personal information and share data with whoever pays them on the side. These people are beyond scammers. Do not use LinkedIn they will do anything to obtain your personal information so they can sell it. Good riddance

A suggestion to the development team. Dear Team, The app has been developed nicely and is very user friendly. Everything’s great. There’s one feature that would really help out, I am usually/mostly at work and have less time to watch videos, if there was a feature where I could save it to view later that would be amazing, I could just save the video/video link and go home and watch it instead of scrolling down and search for that post. Just like facebook app has the option to save the videos/video link to a certain ‘watch later’ folder. I really expect the team to work on it. Other than that, it’s good. Kudos to the developers!

Doesn’t show Jobs you’ve Applied for!. Don’t plan on an easy time keeping track of the jobs you’ve applied for. I had applied for at least a dozen jobs. A couple days later I went to look for more jobs and check on the jobs I had already applied to. But under the “Jobs Applied” tab, there were ZERO jobs listed. Oh and I’m pretty sure I looked like an idiot when I accidentally applied for the same job twice since LinkedIn doesn’t tell you if you applied for the job yet or not. I emailed customer service and they took a week to get back to me. Here is the response: “Please note that only when you apply for Easy apply jobs. If you are applying Jobs on the external website, it will not show up in the applied Jobs section. Aishwarya Member Success Consultant” DO YOURSELF A FAVOR AND USE INDEED! That app/site keeps track of EVERY job you’ve applied to and if you happen upon the same job listing later on it TELLS YOU that you’ve already applied to that one. Indeed is so helpful and much better organized. And you don’t have to see the “newsfeed” from other people posting about their own job. I’m sorry, but why would I care if a guy from high school who never talked to me is posting about his career that has nothing to do with mine?!

Appalling app, despicable “customer service”. Paid for LinkedIn premium only to discover that it’s algorithm does not pay any attention to what you try to put as preferences, it just bases it on other factors that you can’t change. They have no quality assurance over job posts, so even if you set up an alert, it will give you a bunch of nonsense because job posters are allowed to mark jobs as more senior than they are and there is no way to apparently remove them. Contact their chat functionality which barely even works on the app so had to use the website and that was a whole performance, speaking to someone who just refused to answer questions and it would be better for them to use a bot at this point. Proof again that unregulated companies will behave as despicably as they’re allowed to. Guess we just have to wait for their next data breach.

Performance issues - always loading, rarely loads. I love LinkedIn as an app however lately - over the last few months - the app has become so slow it’s almost unusable. Simple searches that used to return response in seconds now take minutes and often throw an error and don’t come back at all. Pretty much any action off the main landing page has not worked for me, returning the “oops it’s not you it’s us” error and it happens across mobile app and website. Often times I get the never ending spinner, with an ultimate failure error message. While I love LinkedIn - it’s not working - and hasn’t for weeks and I haven’t seen any acknowledgment of the issue which I have to imagine is widespread. Send help! Also please note that I installed the latest app on iPhone XR but no change :(

App functionality continues to worsen. As a longtime user of LinkedIn Premium I am getting increasingly frustrated with the app integrity and functionality issues as of June 2022. Almost twice a week I have to clear the cache, remove app data, remove search data, and most of the time erase and reinstall the app to access the app in order to see messages from potential clients or recruiters. The app consistently will say “could not refresh page,” No matter the connectivity to 5G or tested, known-good wifi. I am grateful for the access it provides and will acknowledge there’s no better professional social media for job hunters, but as the best software it should have the best engineers working to resolve these bugs, and there should be an easier way to report issues up the engineering pipeline as a longterm user.

Watch out for Premium Trial!!. The mobile version lacks so many of the desktop version features such as privacy features and profile customization. However, what really bothers me is that LinkedIn uses this difference to their financial advantage so you cannot cancel a Premium subscription from your device even if they allow you to subscribe from your phone easily. You also get no notification when the Premium trial is ending so you get charged abruptly. If you miss the subscription cancellation date, LinkedIn will offer no refunds even if late by an hour!! Really? Update: The LinkedIn team reached out to me as shown below to offer support. Alas, it was all just lip service. When I reached out, they simply confirmed the limitations I had originally complained about without any real assistance offered.

Responding to recruiters new feature is terrible. In the past when I was contacted by a recruiter in my message inbox, I could respond directly to the recruiter. Now, the app forces you to respond whether or not you are interested in the job before you have a chance to respond. To me this is a 100% unnecessary feature and is an unprofessional way to contact a recruiter to express interest. The right way to treat a recruiter is to write that person directly and let them know your intentions, perhaps including some background for your decision. This can help keep communication channels open in the future and is a networking opportunity. This new feature is a result of someone “overthinking” the situation. This goes back to the old saying, “If its not broke, don't fix it”

Great app. Unsubscribe from emails before Earth Dies.. In all complete honesty, LinkedIn as a great app and it’s net work is good, but seriously, the amount of emails that you get from this company probably emits as much greenhouse gas as mining bitcoin. It’s in my opinion, one of the biggest email cloggers I have yet to experience. I have the rest of my life to see one that is worse, but challenge accepted, I guess. I’ve been on this app since I was under 18 and I’m 27 now. I have spent many an hour clearing these LinkedIn emails, and it’s to the point where I fully understand that it could potentially be causing a detriment of heat to the earth due to the amount of emails they send out to literally anybody who is on planet earth and has an account. You will get carpal tunnel from swiping these emails into archive.

Generally good, job search alerts broken. I like the app. I recently started trying to use the job alert feature. I searched for a job (“software engineer”) at a mid-sized clothing retailer. I have seen open roles there before, and I know they employ software developers, but they don’t happen to have any open roles right now. I would like to create an alert for when such a role does open up, but the “turn on alerts for this search” toggle only appears for searches that currently produce results. Please add the toggle to all job searches, no matter how specific, since this is the point of these alerts—to let users know if/when a relevant job pops up. Also there’s no obvious “feedback” area in the app, so I had to come here. :(

Linked In, where is your security? Where is your customer service?. I have found a fake account, I tried merging two old accounts only to be locked out for over a few months now. This effects me professionally, obviously. Your “customer service center” is no where. There is no one to get in touch with. So, basically unless I write scathing review, I will not be able to access my account. I don’t like writing bad reviews. I would rather have a customer care team contact me instead, unfortunately I had to write this. Linked In, your security is in serious question here. Your service is beyond dreadful, and I wish I could think of anything I could say here to redeem your product. I can’t. I would really like my account straightened out. Thanks. Let’s see if I even get a response…..

Freezes, Can’t apply for jobs, links don’t work! NEEDS THE TO BE FIXED!. I’ve heard so many people speak highly of LinkedIn, so I tried it out. Unfortunately this app does NOT work, as it needs serious updates. When you try to apply for any of the job listing your are given the option to give permission to attach your LinkedIn profile in replace or your resume, it does NOT work. Once you click you get a white screen or when it does go through to the next screen where it will ask for your name and contact info it freezes. Therefore you can not apply for any of their job listings. So I look up the company on google to find their website and then apply that way with my own resume. The only thing LinkedIn is good for right now is to locate a job listing. Then apply on their site. I gave 1 star because at least they still proved job listing I can apply to on the companies web site directly.

Frustrating. Hadn’t used the app in a while. Was pleasantly surprised when it opened right up and worked nicely. Then I left the app and came back to it later in the day. When I came back, it had a popup pushing me to update. It wouldn’t let me ignore it. So I let it take me to app store. But I can’t get the update because I still have an older iOS. It refused to install an older version that would be compatible with my ios. So now I’m stuck. I can’t update it right now, and I can’t keep using it as-is, because the little popup forcing me to update won’t go away or let me do anything in the app. Frustrating when I know it worked great this morning without being updated 😤. And the app store says the last update was 3 days ago, so I know it didn’t just update today without asking me.

Love the app minus the constant crashing!. LinkedIn is wonderful and I’ve loved the website for almost two decades and I’ve loved the app for years. Well, that is until recently. Over the past few months, it does nothing but crash, crash, crash! Every time I do anything more than browse through newsfeeds or search for profiles/jobs, it crashes. Try to write an article on the app...crash! Try to apply to a job...almost always crashes! Try to download or save something from the app....I can guarantee it will crash! Please get this fixed so everyone from baby boomers to millennials and today’s college kiddos can utilize LinkedIn where they need it most....on their mobile device. Many thanks!

Keeps trying to force me to update but won’t.. I used to like this app and was a premium (paying) user with my iPod gen 6 (not the current one, but that immediately prior). The new LinkedIn app will not run on the latest OS I can use (12.5.x), but the stupid app doesn’t comprehend that and keeps pestering me to update (at which point it fails, because I don’t have iOS 13+). Listen, we understand you don’t want to support the old app “forever “, but at the moment, the app itself works fine—it’s the neverend nag messages that are the problem. If you can’t tell someone is at that latest iOS they can get, let them manually disable the nags and keep using the app for as long as it works. Anyone, it became so annoying, I don’t use it nearly as much as stopped paying the monthly premium charge. Good work.

SPAM, SPAM and more SPAM. LinkedIn is pretty much nothing but SPAM and when you report unwanted solicitation as SPAM, LinkedIn says it doesn’t meet their definition of SPAM. Unwanted emails and calls. LinkedIn also has an issue with keyword searches. Salesforce Administrator positions show up under IT Manager (and I have reported numerous incidents) and yet I am still getting Salesforce Admin jobs in my search results (and I have NO Salesforce experience). Also be sure to stop your Premium coverage at full price, as they will usually let you continue your memeberhsip for half off. #ripoff

Glitches Everywhere, All the Time. I cannot stand using the mobile app for LinkedIn. I downloaded it YESTERDAY, and it has done nothing but glitch and crash since I got it. I’m constantly given push notifications, even though I turned every push notification off in the settings, and then when I open the app and go to notifications, I’m met with “no new notifications” and “no new messages” every single time. I took a screen recording, and in a time span of 1 minute and 10 seconds, I was given four notifications that were just glitches. It’s also not user friendly at all. It freezes and crashes every time I attempt to look in the job section. Feels like an app that was just created by someone who doesn’t know what they’re doing, and like it needs a serious upgrade by an actual professional.

Their monetization strategy is just to help people spam. Their premium plans mostly offer users the ability to deliver unsolicited, unhelpful, and non-personalized (besides changing your name and work title/company name from the person they previously spammed) ads to promote useless services and or send mass market recruiting spam. There’s very little user controls in settings to filter this spam, and you basically only have to option of block ~all people including potentially genuine people from contacting you in order to keep your sanity. The lack of respect for user experience and monetization of spam is atypical for a Microsoft product. Unfortunately most of my friends and former colleagues have gone dormant. There are still some connections and creators whom I respect who do still post, but my experience even as a paid non-spamming user for years is steadily going down hill.

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Linkedin App is a must have for anyone in business at any level. When Linkedin first introduced an app I’ll admit I was sceptical. I was leery because I’ve experienced many many websites attempting to make life easier with a new app and they fall on their face. This particular app is probably one of the easiest to maneuver and it allows me to stay connected easily with notifications and simple maneuvering around the site. I choose to be a Premier member and the benefits are well worth the money. I love linked in. I’ve become friends worldwide not only for the industry I’m in but also personal friends with multitudes or different interests. Get the app.

Notifications Overload!!. The amount of push notifications on this app is utterly insane. There are things I’d love to receive notifications about, in particular messages. So I thought I’d leave it on, just tweak the settings but it was like the more I turned off the MORE notifications it sent. Gotta keep people addicted and collect data point for people touching the app!!! 🤬 I TRIED.. I tried for 2 weeks to avoid turning off notifications, just tweaking settings each time I was annoyed, but I’ve lost it. Turning them off didn’t feel active enough for how mad I was, I wanted someone at the company to hopefully hear this. Felt so clickbait-ish rather than a professional website and really cheapened my interest in use LinkedIn at all, let all the app

Good app but bad recent changes. LinkedIn is a great professional app and I love how I can work on my career and look for opportunities using it! Haven’t had any weird glitches with it yet that downgraded my experience. I do have to deduct some points though for recent changes. The messages button was moved to the upper right and in its place on the bottom middle of the screen is the add a post button. This seems like a worse UI experience because I know I check and respond to messages far more than I post up a message and it’s kinda awkward to move the messages button up there. I also find that I can’t swipe to the right to go back to the last page I was on. Instead, I usually have to tap the back arrow in the upper left, which again, could be improved.

Very buggy app. The app does its job in working the same as desktop. However, the notifications only work 1/10 times. In fact, most times you try to click an external link that will open the app, the app opens on an all black or all white screen and stays there. You have to force close the app to have it load normal again but if you were trying to see what the notification was about, I hope you have good memory. The app also does not hold your place in the feed so clicking anything for example a url will open their in-app window and returning will refresh your feed. Since LinkedIn is built on an algorithm to keep you interested in the app, you most likely won’t ever see that post again as it generates new items it thinks would be of interest. Lastly the other night I had spent 20 minutes writing a long message regarding business with another user. I was on my last sentence when the app suddenly crashed. If you’re wondering, no, the app did not draft my messages and I had to type everything back out again. Overall, it does its job but be prepared for a lot of bugs. And the notifications Never work.

App is still terrible, customer service is worse. In the age of TikTok and Instgram, still bans and kicks you off for no reason, but spam accounts selling test prep are fine. Apparently if you are looking for jobs and networking and you’re using the app they will “ban” or “restrict” your account with no explanation except for “we’ve detected automated activity” I’m using the linkedin app on my iPhone! Why the developers don’t implement some features to deter actual automated activity such as: -Have users take a selfie, like Uber Driver app does -Remind users they have been scrolling for too long, like tiktok does -Tell users what the “threshold” for use is instead of having a “blackbox” and then issuing a ban. This is probably the worse customer experience/ user experience in an app ever! Should we use your app or not? Do we use your app and then get banned for no reason!? Linkedin Dev team please address this!!

Really useful. Honestly, I was finding myself super annoyed at the notifications lately. Every time I check the app, it seems like 5 minutes later I have a notification, and it’s just recommended content. Before writing a negative review I did check my settings and was happy to find it easy to tune my notifications so they are just for actual conversations and important updates. Thanks for making that easy. Otherwise no complaints, the app works well and I like certain features a lot (like quickly saving jobs on mobile so I can login on desktop later to review again and apply).

Okay app, bad that you sell my data. LinkedIn says they care about your data, then proceed to sell your personal data. I have received dozens of phone calls in the past 2 months from online vendors all of them telling me the same thing. They PURCHASED my personal data from LinkedIn and use that to call me and others. LinkedIn is not protecting my data but actively selling it. Your terms and conditions clearly state that “IF SOMEONE ALREADY HAS YOUR NUMBER then they can find you.” Well now that you are selling my number how does this work? LinkedIn has betrayed my trust. Now I’m backed into a corner, what if I want to protect my data, I may want to use my phone number to reset a password. If I do that then I also concede that I knowingly allow LinkedIn to sell my data. Am I supposed to just allow this to happen? I’m posting here because for the past hour I could not find your customer service email channel. I’m curious if apple would see this as an invasion of privacy or just a cost of doing business. It bothers me greatly that you feel justified in selling my personal data and not sharing that you have done so. You should fix this.

Horrible interface. This is a perfect example of what NOT to do in mobile app design. 1. Useless messenger button that does nothing but try and get you to download the app by popping not one, but two screens (if you don’t have it). I won’t load Facebook Messenger because it won’t let me select no tracking without constantly being harassed. 2. Extremely small “x” for closing annoying ad windows so that if you have any normal or larger than normal finger (god forbid you try and use your thumb) then you end up opening the item instead. 3. Allowing you to block some advertisers for only 30-Days at a time??? Seriously. If it wasn’t bad enough that you show me adds from advertisers I’ve already blocked, now you’re unblocking them after 30 Days?? 4. Extremely small “x” for closing annoying recommended groups windows so that if you have any normal or larger than normal finger (god forbid you try and use your thumb) then you end up opening the item instead. Can I just get you to stop recommending stuff to me? I’m not sure what algorithm you use but the recommendations are horrible. 5. Translations are rarely ever correct. Give up here and just license Google’s translator. I’m not saying Google Translate is good, but it would at least be correct more than your translations are. There are more, I’m sure. But we will stop here.

Scammers. I was new to LinkedIn searching for new leads to jobs as I desperately need to find a new job after 27 years that gave my all. The hospital was bought out by Lahey Health and BI. Long story short I ended up being followed by what I know would turn out to be scams eventually asking for money I’m sure. I deleted one guy cause he made me feel uncomfortable. Then out of the blue 2 more people trying to chat with me. My final straw was when a third person tried to friend me or have conversation. But his profile picture was the person who first chatted with me. Different background picture but it was his face. Freaked me out so I don’t follow LinkedIn like I used to. I just recently had my identity stolen and I’m not going to entertain Catfish type people

#1 business platform for a reason. With a perfect domain score and understanding that 1:3 of the business world is on Linkedin... why would you not have this app and remain connected with potential new clients, leads, comments on your articles etc. If you are not on now or anytime in the immediate future (as in now) you will miss a major hurdle and milestone. How many people wish they were. facebook advertising ninja? Well, linkedin is different, dynamic, and changing on a weekly basis. If you don’t get it now... it will be too late soon and you wont be able to stop the momentum of other businesses (that might be drastically inferior) crushing you.

Frustrated! Tired of app crashing constantly.. This app constantly crashes on uploading posts with photos and video. The effort that it takes to write a post goes to waste as it crashes more than 90% of the time. I am using iPhone X, so hardware should not be an excuse for this issue. I would like to hear what the developers have to say about the problem. This problem has been an issue for at least last 2 years. I have installed the app multiple time but no luck. I don’t use the app anymore but sometime while traveling I have no other option. I am not sure why such a basic functionality is not resolved on this platform. Is it too hard for LinkedIn to figure this out?? Developers, can you provide me with an answer? UPDATE 1: Developer asked to submit a ticket on LinkedIn website with app version and iOS version.

Great but.... The app is generally the only way I interact with LinkedIn, and it works well for what I need it. However, while I appreciate the alerts most of the time, ever since this last update I've gotten alerts several times a day. When opening the app, the alert ends up asking me if I know someone... And it's been the same individual every single time. And every time, I dismiss it because I don't know them. It's gotten to the point where I seriously want to turn off alerts for the app, which would significantly decrease it's usefulness. Up until this last update, it was just fine. Now it's begging for attention that I really don't want to give it.

Great to finding jobs but problems in app. Trying to find a full time job is hard at the moment especially when people and companies refuse to hire. I have been using indeed, LinkedIn and zip recruiter to find full time jobs while applying to them. Unfortunately the LinkedIn app is having some problems which make it frustrating to narrow down jobs. Your search job section only allows you to pick certain things while something disappears. I can put full time in location while selecting distance, salary and date posted. However it can let’s you select one or two of the options but not all three. I think it would be wise to fix the app to allow people to find what they are searching for and it could make the process smoother on people

Terrible Service. Linkin decided to block my account for unknown reasons. It’s been 2 weeks am I haven’t reciebed any answers. They wanted to verify my identity. I sent twice pictures of my identity and 2 weeks have gone by with no answer. I am still not able to access my account. What is going on. Again what was the reason to block it or denie access in the first place. It’s been more than 2 weeks now and for no good reason my account is still looked. I’m looking for job opportunities and clearly the corporate or software itself denies me the chance to do so. This is ridiculous. How can anyone try to expand or look for opportunities especially for military members trying to transition into civilian lifestyle. How am I suppose to do anything if this is the treatment Linkin is providing! And for no good reason my account was blocked! Why it doesn’t make any sense. It’s terrible service.

Horrible user continuity and takes advantage of user data. I use LinkedIn on my Mac computer all the time and used to be signed in to the app on my previous iPhone. When getting a new phone, every other app was able to use facial detection to let me sign in, while LinkedIn was the ONLY app to reject my facial recognition and force me to take a “not a robot” test to collect AI data on if users can identify pictures. Is it necessary for me to take this free data AI collection test for Microsoft/LinkedIn over and over again every time I get my password wrong. Is there a reason why this is the only app that won’t accept my facial recognition, while every other app does, when moving from Mac to my iPhone to log in??? So annoying and ridiculous. Stop taking advantage of your users by forcing us to take AI tests for you to collect data.

Good reviews why?. I don’t under the appeal of this app. I have a recruiter friend that kept recommending it to me. Not once in all the years I’ve used it has any job offer ever come through. Even with her help updating my resume. Also the search job function is useless. For example I can type “executive assistant” “remote” and it will bring up jobs not even relating to what I asked for. It takes part of one of two words and tries to match it I guess?? Why when I type executive assistant it shows me a sales manager position? It also doesn’t save my settings. I want to see the most recent jobs but it keeps defaulting to “most relevant”. I shouldn’t have to keep changing my settings. Just have never had a good experience with this app. Very frustrating to use with no leads ever. Don’t recommend

Changes Need To Be Made. This review is more about the website than the app but they are directly related. Only being able to add 50 skills is kinda dumb, there are those of us who have been working professionally for many years and over that time have learned and honed more skills than can be added. Adding just those too skills does a disservice to the individual, especially when applying for a new job. How are you supposed to get a proper match with the system if you’re only showing two particular skills because you weren’t able to add more due to only being able to list your top skills? Just my two cents but this can’t be the first time this question or request has come up.

Bug in latest version. Long time LinkedIn user and subscriber to paid versions. You have a serious bug in the app. The majority of the time on iOS the app does not show any information, telling me “something went wrong”. To troubleshoot, I deleted the app from my iPhone and reinstalled. And during the install process when asked for my or and password, your app consistently told me I had no Internet connection despite being on 5G and able to surf the web etc. I switched to WiFi and could then login and use the app. Move off WiFi and back to cellular and I return to the “something went wrong” bug. The latest version of the app appears to work on WiFi, but not cellular - at least AT&T 5G. I am running an iPhone 12 Pro Max and latest version of iOS and your app. Please fix. Love your app, but it worthless right now at least for me.

Job search. Issues thus far: * sorting by latest took 2k results to 8 sole results * filtering by just today, lists 8 and says 230 available. * there’s a big blue bar asking me to save my search…I shouldn’t need to lose my UI space for something I’m not going to click very often. * I should be able to filter out contract work and recruiters. * I shouldn’t need to scroll through 100 postings by the same poster for the same job across regions. Why do I have to scroll through 8 “promoted” postings for every one or two real ones…when I am sorted by newest? Why should I keep paying for this when I am treated like a dumb product that shouldn’t be allowed to sort but is expected to land a nice tech job pushing out more advanced features than that?

Ok for networking, Not great for job searching. For networking LinkedIn seems fine. I don’t spend time scrolling personally so that part isn’t for me. I use LinkedIn for job searching and on its face LinkedIn seems good for that. Except since I started using it heavily for this purpose I’m inundated with scams. People emailing me for telegram interviews, phone calls from numbers don’t know, who don’t leave messages have ratcheted up. Fake LinkedIn profiles of people and companies pretending to be real people or companies to phish our personal info. It’s a HUGE problem and has been a large time waster for me. If this could be better managed by the company somehow it would be a much more useful platform and so 3 stars it is for now.

NEEDS DARK MODE ASAP. I enjoy using LinkedIn for both job applications and as a social media network. It has in fact gotten me my last two positions, but when I open the app late at night to see my connections posts for the day, my eyes are singed and I don’t have the desire to use the app as it’s white background is an aesthetic very displeasing. Those who don’t use dark mode think it’s no big deal, but some people have sensitive eyes and dark mode users know the importance and appreciate how good an app looks on the dark side. Overall it is a great app and service, just have your team make it dark mode, we will all appreciate it

BEWARE - Terrible customer service and awful refund policy.. I was tricked into paying $135(!!!) for a “premium” subscription that has absolutely no value to me. I assumed that the free trial would end because I never received a single email or notification about the upcoming subscription renewal after signing up for a free trial last month. I tried to find a place to cancel the subscription in the app and on the website with no luck. Now LinkedIn refuses to refund the payment. I am appalled. For a company that feigns interest in professional success, they have absolutely no sense of what providing good customer service entails. Auto renewing an expensive subscription without notice and without asking for permission is sneaky and conniving. Then refusing to refund the payment is insane. I am severely disappointed in LinkedIn and will be sure to warn my employees, colleagues, and friends.

Love LinkedIn - hate this one tiny bug. Please please please for all that is good and holy, please make it so when you connect with someone on the app, it pops up a “personalize invite” modal like it does on the desktop version. Or make the desktop version work like the mobile version (but the desktop flow is better IMO). The amount of times discrepancy between the two platforms has caused me to accidentally send an invite to early & blow a connection because I connect, want to personalize, and then can’t, and then need to withdraw and wait 3 (THREE!!) weeks before I can resend is just bonkers. Please please please fix this and I will come back and make this review 5 stars and love you forever. LinkedIn is a great platform, and could be a lot bigger than it is with people spending more time on it. They don’t because little stuff like this drives us wild.

Badge notification bug. This app has a lot of great features and can be an invaluable tool for networking and job searching. Although the job search tool could be more granular. It’s hard to find jobs with my title, specially in the job function I do, because the title is used in different ways. Also, I get way too many notifications and my attempts to dial them back haven’t been 100% successful. I even had to turn off the badge count in the settings app. Although there’s a weird bug that still displays the badge number at the folder level (if the app is in a folder), even after deleting and reinstalling the app. Restarting my iPad fixed it temporarily.

Overall it is a great experience, however…. Great overall app and stays pretty true to its platform. There are 2 main things that bug me: 1) No dark mode and 2) messages don’t work properly. The messages is not great and you have to jump through hoops when you click on the notification for the message. You still have to go in the app and click on the messages icon and look for the message. Doesn’t have to be that complicated. Just give a notification click on the notification and let me go straight to the message. Also, should be able to respond to the messages from the Lock Screen. Fix those 2 things and I will update my review and will add a star for each of those.

Notification Settings. This app (like their website) makes changing notification settings really annoying. I am currently employed and don’t want any emails from LinkedIn, but don’t mind getting in app notifications. To set this, you have to go to each notification type (like 50) and switch off email and or push notifications. Now if I’m going to look for a new job, I’ll want to receive some emails and will have to make numerous adjustments again. Since LinkedIn has cornered the job seeking market, they get away with flooding everyone’s inbox with irrelevant marketing emails until you spend 10 minutes adjusting your settings (and possibly 5 more writing a 3 star review.)

Not very useful. New to the platform but I have to say it is not very useful at all. I attempted to use the platform to search for local people looking for jobs similar to what I have to offer. After locating tons of accounts through the search bar, claiming they are looking for work, I realized that I can’t even visit their page, let alone open a line of communication to see if they would be interested in an interview. I understand that some would choose to keep their account private even while they are searching for jobs, but it wasn’t possible to view a single profile I came across through the search bar. I did find countless people looking for careers similar to what I am offering though. It’s like dangling food in front of a starving man. Am I supposed to pay the $60 per month to be able to “connect” with these people?

Feedback complain. Although a majority of the individuals I have connected with through this app respect the Proper use of the app to connect with others that wish to be connected with. There are a select few that feel this tool is best used for making cold sales calls. My issue is this there is no way in this app to report they are using your email address and emailing you separate of the LinkedIn app in an effort to get you to buy or purchase one of their products. The way they behave on LinkedIn may not violate the terms and conditions but there is no way to identify The problem of a separate email from your connection to the folks at Linkedin so they can’t go about dealing with them appropriately.

Privacy concerns. This is probably going to sound strange but I’m encountering an issue with this application/website. There’s been a few times I search for a company or job role and suddenly, people from the company or role look at my page or search my name. Is there a reason why this is happening? It’s really strange. At first, I thought it could be my imagination or the algorithm. I think that it would be great if a feature was added to view your recent searches. I normally don’t search for people due to the profile viewing feature, but I would like to know why and how certain people are finding my profile. This also happens when I am logged out of my account and searching companies via Google. It seems like an invasion of privacy and I am considering deleting my account.

Scrolling starts over when switching tasks. Dear LinkedIn. Every time I leave the app to text, check a calendar, read an email, I return to LinkedIn and it resets to the top of the feed instead of resuming where I’ve left off. So I’m left with scrolling all the way back to where I was or forgetting it and switching to something else entirely because it’s frustrating, and it’s usually the latter. IG and FB can handle remembering where I was when I switch so I know you can do this. I’m not even closing the app entirely. It’s still open in the background. This change would increase my engagement with this tool. Please help.

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Price Free
Adult Rating 12+ years and older
Current Version 9.1.350
Play Store com.linkedin.LinkedIn
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The application LinkedIn: Network & Job Finder was published in the category Business on 03 February 2019, Sunday and was developed by LinkedIn Corporation [Developer ID: 288429043]. This program file size is 448.61 MB. This app has been rated by 79,280 users and has a rating of 4.1 out of 5. LinkedIn: Network & Job Finder - Business app posted on 23 January 2024, Tuesday current version is 9.1.350 and works well on iOS 15.0 and higher versions. Google Play ID: com.linkedin.LinkedIn. Languages supported by the app:

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