LinkedIn Customer FAQ

If you're unable to log in due to an old phone number associated with your LinkedIn account, you can try recovering your account through your email address. Follow the prompts for account recovery to update your phone number. If you are not able to access your email, LinkedIn may provide alternative verification options.

To sign in to your LinkedIn account from a new computer, visit the LinkedIn website and enter your email address and password associated with your account. If prompted, verify your identity through the email or phone number linked to your account. Once verified, you should have access to your profile and connections.

If you can't access your LinkedIn account, it's recommended to try resetting your password. Go to the LinkedIn login page and click on "Forgot password?" Follow the prompts to receive a password reset link via your registered email. If you're encountering other issues, you may need to follow the instructions provided by LinkedIn's help resources for account recovery.

To remove a job opening you posted, go to your job postings, select the specific job, and choose the option to delete it. To delete your account, navigate to your account settings and look for the option to close your account. Follow the instructions provided to complete the process. Make sure to review any important information before permanently deleting your account.

To unrestrict your LinkedIn account, you need to log in to your account and follow the instructions provided in the restriction notification you received. Typically, this may involve verifying your identity or adhering to any outlined guidelines to restore full access. If you've followed all the steps but still face issues, please refer to the most up-to-date contact information on this page for further assistance.