The 'Verified on LinkedIn' program is now available to all websites and apps. Can you trust the internet again?

Adobe and LinkedIn are knocking out two birds with one stone, combining their identity verification and content validation tools into one shared system under a new "Verified on LinkedIn" program.

LinkedIn is expanding its free verification system to the wider web, allowing external sites and platforms to integrate LinkedIn verification rather than building their own tool. Adobe is among the ...

Many major social networks, including X, Facebook, and Instagram, allow their users to verify that their accounts are controlled by real people. However, that verification usually comes at a price, as ...

The platform, which now has more than 100 million verified users, is launching a new self-serve API to allow a wider range of businesses to display LinkedIn’s verification badge across their platform, ...

“Unlike Instagram, Facebook, or Twitter, you won’t need to pay to get verifications that will show up on your LinkedIn profile. You can verify your workplace just by using a company-issued email ...

Microsoft-owned LinkedIn is adding new standardized tests to let users prove how skilled they are in a variety of areas. The company today unveiled LinkedIn Skill Assessments, a series of short ...