If you see a post in your Feed that isn't relevant to you, you can hide it to help personalize what you see. LinkedIn uses your feedback to improve your Feed experience while giving you control over the content you see.
Your Feed is personalized based on the content, people, and topics that matter to you. If you see a post that isn't relevant or useful, you can hide it and provide feedback to help improve your Feed experience.
Different options may be available on a post depending on the type of content you're viewing. Some options remove a single post, while others help personalize future recommendations or reduce content from a specific source.
| If you want to.. | Select... |
|---|---|
| Stop seeing a specifc post | X or Not interested (when available) |
| See fewer similar posts in the future | Not interested |
| Reduce content from a specific person, Page, or company | The available author-specific option, such as Unfollow or Hide posts from [author] |
Understanding the difference between these options can help you quickly personalize your Feed and avoid seeing content that's less relevant to you.
To hide a post:
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Click the
More icon on the upper right of a post. -
Click Not interested or Hide a posts by [Name].
To hide a post:
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Tap the
/ More icon to the right of the post. -
Tap Not interested or Hide a posts by [Name].
After you select Not interested, the post is removed from your Feed and your feedback may be used to improve future Feed recommendations.
Notes:
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Members won’t be notified when you hide their post.
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If you believe the post violates LinkedIn’s Professional Community Policies, you can report it.
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Hiding a post doesn't report it to LinkedIn.
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