If you know someone who is connected with you on LinkedIn, ask them to tell you what email address they used in their profile. Next, check to see whether you can access your LinkedIn account using the forgot password option. Request a new password be changed. Login and log back in again.
Your email program may have sent the email to your spam or junk folder if you attempt to reset your password but don’t receive a password reset email from LinkedIn. If the email is in your spam or junk folder, click the link to retrieve it.
Go to LinkedIn’s website and select ‘Forgot Password’ next to the option ‘Sign In.’ Locate beside the option ‘Sign In.’ You will receive an email from LinkedIn. Enter the PIN given to you to reset your password. If the link provided via email does not work, copy it then paste it into your browser’s address bar.
A strong password is one that a hacker cannot figure out or crack with ease. The following are the most important characteristics of a secure, trustworthy password: A minimum of 12 characters (the longer, the better). Has upper and lowercase letters, digits, punctuation marks, and special symbols.
LinkedIn does not have a policy for deleting inactive accounts, so your account may remain live long after you pass away, which may be alarming to your connections who continue to see your profile.
