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How to Deactivate or Delete Your LinkedIn Account

By Matthew Lynch
June 13, 2023
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LinkedIn is a powerful social networking platform that enables professionals to connect with like-minded individuals, to expand their networks, and to search for new job opportunities. However, there may come a time when you want to deactivate or delete your LinkedIn account for reasons such as focusing on other social media channels or wanting to maintain privacy. Whatever the reason may be, it is easy to deactivate or delete a LinkedIn account, and the following article provides step-by-step guidance on how to do so.

Deactivating Your LinkedIn Account

1. Log in to your LinkedIn account

You will first need to log in to your LinkedIn account using your email address and password. Once you are signed in, you will be taken to your LinkedIn profile.

2. Go to the “Settings & Privacy” section

Click on the “Me” icon located in the upper right-hand corner of your LinkedIn homepage. Select “Settings & Privacy” from the dropdown menu.

3. Scroll down to “Account management”

In the Settings & Privacy screen, scroll down until you reach the “Account management” option, and click on it.

4. Click on “Closing your LinkedIn account”

Under the “Account management” tab, click on “Closing your LinkedIn account.”

5. Confirm that you want to deactivate your account

In the next screen, LinkedIn will ask you to confirm whether you want to deactivate your LinkedIn account. You will need to provide a reason for deactivating your account. Select the appropriate reason for leaving and click “Next.”

6. Enter your password

LinkedIn will ask for your password to confirm your identity. Enter your password, click “Next,” and you will be taken to the confirmation screen.

7. Confirm that you want to deactivate your account

On the confirmation screen, you will see a message stating that your account will be deactivated within 24 hours. If you change your mind within this period, you can log back in to reactivate your account.

Deleting Your LinkedIn Account

1. Log in to your LinkedIn Account

Log in to your LinkedIn account using your email address and password.

2. Go to the “Settings & Privacy” section

Click on the “Me” icon located in the upper right-hand corner of your LinkedIn homepage. Select “Settings & Privacy” from the dropdown menu.

3. Scroll down to “Account management”

In the Settings & Privacy screen, scroll down until you reach the “Account management” option, and click on it.

4. Click on “Close account”

Under the “Account management” tab, click on “Close account” located next to “Closing your LinkedIn account.”

5. Select a reason for deleting your account

LinkedIn will ask you to select a reason for deleting your account from a dropdown list. Choose the most appropriate reason.

6. Click “Next”

After selecting a reason, click “Next.”

7. Provide feedback (Optional)

If you wish to provide feedback on your experience with LinkedIn, you can do so in the next screen. This step is optional, and you can skip it by clicking “Continue to account closure.”

8. Confirm Account Closure

In the final screen, LinkedIn will remind you that this action is permanent and non-reversible, and your account, including all data, contacts, and messages, will be permanently removed. If you are sure you want to delete your account, click the “Verify Account” button.

Conclusion:

Now you know how to deactivate or delete your LinkedIn account. It is essential to follow the correct steps to ensure your account is successfully deactivated or deleted. Remember that deactivating your account is a temporary solution, while deleting is a permanent one. So, make sure you know which option is best for you, depending on your reasons for leaving LinkedIn. Whatever your choice may be, closing your LinkedIn account can be done quickly and easily with just a few clicks.

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