Linkedin Restriction

Anakin austin

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I am disappointed about LinkedIn's restriction. Easily, my accounts get restricted without any major issues. Can you guys help me with it?
 
Have you tried linkedin premium accounts to avoid restrictions?
Is your linkedin account new?
No I didn't try LinkedIn Premium, also my accounts not a new one
 
premium accounts works good without restrictions. i have been worked with linkedin for years. basically for new accounts, they restrict. what are you trying to do with linkedin?
 
premium accounts works good without restrictions. i have been worked with linkedin for years. basically for new accounts, they restrict. what are you trying to do with linkedin?
I am using Linkedin for my business purpose
 
Yeah, LinkedIn has gotten really sensitive lately.
Some quick tips that helped us reduce restrictions:
- Use real-looking profiles with full details, connections, and some activity before doing anything promotional
- Avoid using the same IP/device setup across multiple accounts
- Warm up the account by browsing, engaging, and posting neutral content for a few days
 
I have found several variables causing restrictions:

- geographical mismatch (you say you’re in Germany, but you are US) you get shadowbanned immediately
- weird emails (try to create a professional one, simple, not d1cquehead(at)gmail(dot)com
- act normally, don’t try to add people immediately or anything
- make your profile as realistic as possible (you can skip picture, but add university, job, etc)
 
LinkedIn restrictions suck! :eek: Likely too many connection requests or automation flags Pause activity, verify ID via Help Center, and use Waalaxy for safer outreach
 
LinkedIn is now very strict in anti spam, excessive automation behavior, or suspicious actions will be immediately restricted, new accounts that are not careful will also be restricted, what is your little mistake
 
stop using automation tools and try to warm up the account slowly by doing manual activity first.
 
LinkedIn has become quite strict with spam and unusual activity. Excessive automation or suspicious behavior can quickly lead to restrictions, especially on newer accounts. It’s worth reviewing your actions carefully to see what might have triggered it and keeping your activity more natural going forward.
 
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