LinkedIn was down


A pedestrian walks by a sign at a LinkedIn office on July 26, 2023 in San Francisco, California. LinkedIn announced plans to cut nearly 200 jobs at offices in the San Francisco Bay Area. The cuts follow 700 layoffs earlier in the year.
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Simply someday after Meta’s community went offline for some time, LinkedIn was inaccessible world wide, slicing off job listings, resumes, and even influencers. DownDetector began noting studies of issues after 3:45PM ET.

Each the apps and web site went offline quickly, whereas LinkedIn’s standing web page confirmed the problems with a message posted at 4:04PM ET saying, “Some members could also be experiencing points on LinkedIn. We’re actively engaged on this and can present updates as now we have them. Thanks on your endurance!” As of 5:05PM ET, the newest message says, “This has now been resolved and we’re again up and working. Apologies for any inconvenience prompted and thanks on your endurance!”

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