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It's not surprising. LinkedIn has been shady from the start. People shouldn't forget that they used to scrape your contacts from your email account through some sneaky user flow that got you to give them your email password.
Context: https://medium.com/@danrschlosser/linkedin-dark-patterns-3ae...
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Of all the social networks, I never would've guessed that LinkedIn is the one people turn to when they want to sell drugs.
Of all the social networks, I never would've guessed that LinkedIn is the one people turn to when they want to sell drugs.
Of all the social networks, I never would've guessed that LinkedIn is the one people turn to when they want to sell drugs.
If you have a sufficiently popular CRUD, and you don't go our of your way to stop them, bad actors will leverage it to do crimes. It's that simple.
Of all the social networks, I never would've guessed that LinkedIn is the one people turn to when they want to sell drugs.
Of all the social networks, I never would've guessed that LinkedIn is the one people turn to when they want to sell drugs.
It's pretty interesting actually, on facebook you see people show off a manufactured persona that is always laughing, on vacation in exotic or glammy places, and on LinkedIn it's the exact same phenomena but the success indicators are different.
I'm still a bit clueless on the whole LinkedIn influencer thing though. Is there some monetary gain from that? I don't think they have the same possibilities for eg ad space or sponsorship as eg youtube or blog influencers, so perhaps it's more a personal vanity thing, or selling books and courses.
Of all the social networks, I never would've guessed that LinkedIn is the one people turn to when they want to sell drugs.
LinkedIn is closer to Facebook imo. The subreddit /r/linkedinlunatics is pretty funny, and also a bit scary. It's pretty interesting actually, on facebook you see people show off a manufactured persona that is always laughing, on vacation in exotic or glammy places, and on LinkedIn it's the exact same phenomena but the success indicators are different. I'm still a bit clueless on the whole LinkedIn influencer thing t…
If that's true then: 1. Either LinkedIn is hacked by drug mafia 2. Or drug mafia has people inside LinkedIn But first thing - you should share you full report that you've sent to LinkedIn. You don't risk outing yourself - since mafia already knows your account.