Profile violations are an extension of the content violations. Therefore, as long as you post “normal” content and avoid any illegal activity or questionable behavior, you shouldn’t have any issues here. LinkedIn has its own Community Policies pictured above which clearly spell out that they want LinkedIn to remain being a safe, trustworthy, and professional site. Unless you are being overly abrasive with your content, like sharing pornographic content or abusive messages, chances are this is not the reason why your account is restricted, although it deserves explanation.
While there are many reasons why your LinkedIn account might be restricted, let’s go over the major ones that LinkedIn has announced here.
Note that I wrote this article long before the emergence of LinkedIn automation tools, so if you are using those tools, your issues fall into the same boat as to what I originally wrote about. That being said, let’s take a look at some common scenarios as to why your LinkedIn account might be restricted in the first place and what you can do to remove those restrictions.Īfter reading through this article, pay close attention to the comments at the end of this article to see if there is someone similar to you who has had their issue solved. For the sake of transparency, I am not in any way related to LinkedIn, and I will tell them what I tell you: Only LinkedIn Customer Service can remove any restrictions placed on your account. In fact, I often get emails from readers of this blog demanding that I give them access back to their LinkedIn account and remove all restrictions. You’re not alone! A look through the comments of this post will give you an idea as to the issues that others like you are facing.
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