Cookie Policy

LinkedIn · agreement dated June 3, 2022 · Official agreement

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LinkedIn plugins on other sites use cookies to recognize you and provide analytics

LinkedIn uses cookies and similar technologies to run its plugins both on and off LinkedIn sites. Plugins such as the “Apply with LinkedIn” button or the “Share” button may appear on LinkedIn or on third-party sites, such as those of LinkedIn’s customers and partners. These plugins use cookies and other technologies to provide analytics and to recognize you on LinkedIn and on third-party sites. If you interact with a plugin, for instance by clicking “Apply”, it uses cookies to identify you and start your request to apply.

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We use cookies and similar technologies to enable LinkedIn plugins both on and off the LinkedIn sites.
Our plugins use cookies and other technologies to provide analytics and recognize you on LinkedIn and third-party sites.
If you interact with a plugin (for instance, by clicking "Apply"), the plugin will use cookies to identify you and initiate your request to apply.
may be found on LinkedIn or third-party sites, such as the sites of our customers and partners.
You can learn more about plugins in our

Qualifications & exceptions

  • Recognition and analytics are described for plugins generally, not only when you click one; clicking adds identification to start your request.

Not stated here

  • More detail on plugins is in the Privacy Policy, which was not supplied with this document.

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LinkedIn may show you ads after you visit a customer’s or partner’s site or app

LinkedIn may work with its customers and partners to show you an ad on or off LinkedIn, for example after you have visited a customer’s or partner’s site or application.

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We may also work with our customers and partners to show you an ad on or off LinkedIn, such as after you’ve visited a customer’s or partner’s site or application.

Qualifications & exceptions

  • “May”: the policy describes this as something LinkedIn may do, with a visit to a customer’s or partner’s site or app given as an example.

Not stated here

  • The policy does not name the customers or partners involved.