LinkedIn Account Locked Again? The 2025 Survival Guide to Bypass Restrictions

LinkedIn is an important social platform for many cross-border people to expand their overseas connections and tap into potential customers. However, sometimes you find that your LinkedIn account, which you have worked hard to operate, is blocked as soon as you open ait. It feels like the sky has fallen and all your previous efforts have gone to waste. Today, let's take a look at why your LinkedIn account is always blocked and what are the secrets to maintaining your account?

I. Reasons for LinkedIn account suspension

1. The account information is not true

• Name and Company Name: Using a fake name or company name can make LinkedIn question the authenticity of your account, thus reducing the trustworthiness of your account.

• Contact information: If you use a fake email address or mobile phone number to register an account, once LinkedIn discovers it, the account may be blocked. LinkedIn will verify the user's contact information in a variety of ways to ensure the authenticity and security of the account.

2. Frequent operation

• Adding friends too frequently: Adding too many friends (10-20+) in one day, especially sending a large number of connection requests

• Sending messages or liking and commenting too frequently: Sending a large number of messages in a short period of time, especially sending messages with the same content in batches, or liking or commenting on a large number of posts, will be considered abnormal behavior by LinkedIn.

• Using unofficial automated tools: Using automated tools to perform bulk operations, such as adding friends in bulk, creating profiles in bulk, etc., will be considered machine operations by LinkedIn.

• Frequent IP switching: Frequent IP switching when logging in to the same account or using the same IP to log in to different accounts, or IP impurities causing random jumps, will cause LinkedIn to identify your account as abnormal and then ban your account.

3. Illegal Content

• Posting discriminatory content: Posting discriminatory content involving race, gender, religion, etc. will be considered a violation of community guidelines.

• Posting violent or pornographic content: Posting content involving violence, pornography, and other illegal content will be considered a violation of LinkedIn’s terms of use.

• Sending harassing messages: Frequently sending harassing messages to others, such as advertisements, spam, etc.

  

II. How to maintain a LinkedIn account

Maintaining your LinkedIn account can help reduce the risk of being blocked and lower the limit on adding friends. It can be said to be a very important behavior after creating an account. So how can you maintain your account? Remember to pay attention to the following points:

1. Complete your personal information

• Authentic information: Ensure the authenticity of the information, including name, occupation, educational background, work experience, etc., and upload a clear personal photo. It is best to bind a corporate email address rather than other non-free email addresses (Gmail, QQ, etc.).

• Complete the options: Complete all the information items as much as possible and reach the highest level of "all-star". This will help improve the credibility of the account, but be careful not to fill in all of them at once.

• Personalized description: Add some personalized content to your profile, such as personal achievements, professional skills, interests and hobbies, etc. to make your account more attractive.

2. Gradually increase interaction

• Initial stage of account creation: When the account is just created, do not interact frequently immediately, avoid adding friends frequently or sending a large number of messages, so as to prevent the system from judging it as a marketing account.

• Stabilization period: You can start with a small amount of interaction, such as spending 10-15 minutes a day browsing some content, liking, commenting and sharing high-quality posts. The comments should not be too templated, and you should have your own opinions to add some real touch to the account. You can also join LinkedIn groups related to your industry and actively participate in discussions to increase exposure. If your operation is restricted, it is recommended to pause for a few days before resuming.

3. Maintain account security

• Avoid violations: Avoid sending large numbers of messages with the same content to avoid being identified as spam.

• Clear the cache regularly: When a problem occurs, you can try clearing the browser cache, changing the network or device, and then try to log in again.

• Fixed IP and device: Try to use a fixed IP address and device to log in, avoid frequent changes, and it is recommended to use a single IP to reduce the risk of being judged as abnormal by LinkedIn.

The most important thing is not to log in to multiple LinkedIn accounts with the same device/IP. You can use IPFoxy to help establish a safe and stable account environment with high purity and multiple IP options, making different account environments independent and avoiding account risks caused by IP problems.

4. Publish high-quality content

• Professional content: Publish professional insights and industry trend analysis related to your industry, avoid overly blunt advertising content, but be careful to avoid sensitive words such as WhatsAPP, cheap, Top, etc.

• Keep a regular schedule: Don’t publish a large amount of content too frequently. Keep a regular schedule, such as publishing one high-quality content every day.

• Interactive content: Post some interactive content, such as questions and voting, to encourage users to participate in discussions and increase account activity.

• It is recommended to diversify the content format: for example, use a combination of pictures, texts, articles, and videos.

III.Conclusion

In short, maintaining a LinkedIn account is a process that requires patience and carefulness. By using scientific methods to maintain an account and reasonably controlling the frequency of operations and the quality of content, you can effectively reduce the risk of your account being blocked, making your LinkedIn account more secure and stable, thereby better playing its role in workplace social networking.