我們已收到您要求重新審查您的帳戶限制的請求。如果我們發現您的帳戶並未違反我們的《專業社群政策》，我們會讓您的帳戶重返 LinkedIn。感謝您耐心等待我們的調查。——->圖形辨識太小輸入錯，可以幫忙加速處理嗎？可以趕快改善這件事嗎？

This happens to me and my friends. After using LinkedIn for years, our accounts have been locked up all of a sudden. And LinkedIn required us to provide critical and sensitive personal info, like photos of our passport, diver license, or ID card, to prove our identities. Otherwise, we just loose our profiles.The lousy process keep warning you of how they are going to use and store your critical information, and giving you the “not now” or “don’t share my info” buttons, which make it really skeptical and untrustworthy. Once you click those buttons, you will have to do the entire process all over again. So basically, you can only consent all what they want to do with your info.

As someone who resides outside of an English-speaking country, I have found that LinkedIn’s platform does not offer sufficient opportunities for individuals from diverse backgrounds. Specifically, the platform seems to favor users with English names, leaving little room for those who wish to use their non-English names. This becomes particularly problematic for people who are trying to connect with employers in regions like Taiwan but are accused of not having an authentic identity simply because they use their Chinese name.This exclusionary practice undermines LinkedIn’s mission of fostering global professional networking. Instead of promoting inclusivity, it seems to alienate those of us who wish to be recognized authentically in our own cultural contexts.

Recently began my trial of LinkedIn Premium and my account was restricted twice within 24 hours - I didn’t use any bot nor post any indecent content - I didn’t even post anything. The recovery process is there, but no explanation on the reason of restriction whatsoever. And after the second time I got banned, the verification doesn’t even allow me to submit my ID, saying “you have submit a request earlier” which I can only assume comes from the first time I got banned. The customer support is really frustrating as well, you don’t get to contact them if you can’t log in, and you basically can only pray to the LinkedIn gods. The only fortunate part I would say is I only did LinkedIn premium on trial, please be aware if you plan on using LinkedIn premium.