Since browsing LinkedIn in Private mode erases all the information from the Who viewed your profile section, you won’t be able to see who visits your page. While you don’t need to be a LinkedIn Premium user to enjoy the benefits of using LinkedIn Private mode, it might cost you potential networking contacts. Sound too good to be true? That’s because it doesn’t come free. How LinkedIn Private Mode Can Ruin Your Networking They can, however, browse in private mode and still see the normal people browsing their profiles. Move your cursor over your profile photo in the top right of your homepage and click Privacy & Settings. For verification purposes, you may be prompted to sign in again.It’s also worth noting that LinkedIn Premium users still cannot see the identities of someone browsing in private mode, so your privacy is protected.How to Browse LinkedIn Profiles Anonymously With the option to browse profiles anonymously, when you view a profile, you'll appear in that person's Who's Viewed Your Profile section as "LinkedIn Member - This person chose to be shown as anonymous".
you are researching potential clients or employers (as a side note - if your profile is looking good - you may want them to see you!).your profile needs an update and you don't want people to view you.you are researching competitors or other people's profiles to help write yours.just starting to find your way on LinkedIn.You have the option to browse LinkedIn Profiles anonymously so that your connections or the LinkedIn profiles you are viewing can not see that you are viewing their profile. While they will be notified someone is looking at their profile, if you change your settings to be completely anonymous when viewing other people's profiles, then they will not be able to identify you. Did you know you can also browse other people's LinkedIn Profiles anonymously? One of the many things I enjoy about using LinkedIn as a business and career tool is the ability to change features within my settings, depending on my goals for leveraging this platform. The default when you set up your LinkedIn Profile means when you have viewed people's profiles (when logged in via your profile), they can then see (via their own LinkedIn updates) that you are looking at them.
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