Title: How To: Managing Your LinkedIn Privacy Settings – Private WiFi
Headings: How To: Managing Your LinkedIn Privacy Settings
How To: Managing Your LinkedIn Privacy Settings
Your Public Profile
Your Privacy Settings
Jared Howe

Content: The default for these settings makes most of your LinkedIn profile information available to everyone, including your picture, work summary, education and past jobs. You might want to change these if you don’t want certain people or groups of people to access this information. Back on the main Account & Settings page, under Profile Settings, you can also adjust who sees your LinkedIn status message or your member feed. Your member feed displays all the actions you take on LinkedIn, such as updating your resume or changing a link within your profile. Your Privacy Settings
In general, LinkedIn does a good job of keeping your information anonymous as it relates to market research. But it’s important to remember LinkedIn is running a business, and the power of its business relies on access to your data. Turn on/off invitations to participate in research (Communications tab): LinkedIn allows companies to ask questions of the LinkedIn user base. While the information for such a survey is completely private, you can turn it off. Select who can see your connections (Profile tab):