LinkedIn keeps asking for verification on fresh accounts

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I’ve been testing some LinkedIn accounts lately, all aged and verified from a seller I’ve used before. Nothing sketchy, no automation, just manual logins and basic activity like updating the profile or adding 1–2 connections.

But like 4 out of 6 accounts got flagged right after login. Either checkpointed or logged out a few minutes later. This happened even though I used different proxies and didn’t do anything aggressive.

The weird part is that a friend of mine is running newer accounts with zero issues using the same provider.

Anyone seen this happen recently?
 
Could be a device mismatch thing. Even with good proxies + aged accs, Linkedin can still trip if the fingerprint doesn’t match the login location. Stuff like timezone, webrtc, fonts, screen res, all that can make things look sketchy. Tools like Multilogin, Hidemyacc, or GoLogin help since you can control the full setup per session. Not just about IP anymore, Linkedin’s def stricter with how + where u log in from. Might wanna double check if your setup actually lines up with the proxy geo. Even small mismatches can trigger verif.
Can you give me more examples of these mismatches?
 
I’ve been testing some LinkedIn accounts lately, all aged and verified from a seller I’ve used before. Nothing sketchy, no automation, just manual logins and basic activity like updating the profile or adding 1–2 connections.

But like 4 out of 6 accounts got flagged right after login. Either checkpointed or logged out a few minutes later. This happened even though I used different proxies and didn’t do anything aggressive.

The weird part is that a friend of mine is running newer accounts with zero issues using the same provider.

Anyone seen this happen recently?
did you buy the accounts or make them yourself ?
 
Anyone seen this happen recently?
Yeah bro, I’ve noticed the same. Old accounts get flagged way quicker now, even if you’re super careful. No idea why newer ones hold up better, but it’s definitely been happening. It even asked me to verify my identity with a passport.
 
I’ve been testing some LinkedIn accounts lately, all aged and verified from a seller I’ve used before. Nothing sketchy, no automation, just manual logins and basic activity like updating the profile or adding 1–2 connections.

But like 4 out of 6 accounts got flagged right after login. Either checkpointed or logged out a few minutes later. This happened even though I used different proxies and didn’t do anything aggressive.

The weird part is that a friend of mine is running newer accounts with zero issues using the same provider.

Anyone seen this happen recently?
Yes, LinkedIn’s been tightening checks lately, even on aged accounts.
Sometimes it’s down to the account’s history or how it was handled before you bought it, not just the proxy or activity.
 
Of course. Enhancing audit can maintain the use environment of platform users, so that high-quality users can complete their work requirements on this platform with peace of mind, but at the same time, it will also affect the convenience of some users.
Yeah, stricter audits can improve overall quality, but they can also make things a bit less convenient for regular users.
 
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