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LinkedIn is updating its User Agreement and Privacy Policy to allow the use of member data for AI model improvement by default, effective November 3, 2025.
Users must manually opt out if they do not want their data used for AI training.
The changes reflect LinkedIn’s increased reliance on AI-powered features to enhance content generation and user experience.
LinkedIn will share more data with Microsoft for advertising services in some regions, with new opt-out options available.
U.S. members can find updated details on targeted advertising in the U.S. State Regional Privacy Notice.
EU, EEA, Switzerland, and UK members can review the European Regional Privacy Notice for details on data processing for AI training.
LinkedIn has clarified its data-sharing practices with affiliates, including LinkedIn Ireland, LinkedIn Corp., Microsoft, and its subsidiaries.
The updated User Agreement includes new terms on deepfakes, wrongful impersonations, and the use of secondary payment methods.
LinkedIn may not provide advance notice of changes to terms in cases of legal changes or new product launches.
Members can appeal decisions affecting their account or service access, with new information provided in the updated agreement.