Welcome to Episode 114

Would you like to buy someone’s login details for LinkedIn? How do you feel about someone else’s buying your login details for LinkedIn? This week’s 114 episode we talk about security.

LinkedIn Security

• Millions of hacked LinkedIn IDs advertised ‘for sale’
• LinkedIn’s statement about the issue
• Test your email address here

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Interesting stuff I saw this week

•  LinkedIn Buys Run Hop, Seeks to Make Feeds More Engaging
•  LinkedIn help refugees find jobs in Sweden
• Why I Write On LinkedIn – And It’s Probably Not Why You Think I Do

This week’s cool things are 1Password and Dashlane. Store all your passwords, PIN codes, documents, credit cards and more. Automatically log in on every website and every device.

This week’s question comes from Paul Copcutt via voicemail who’s asking if there’s an issue with the formatting of a published post on LinkedIn.

Here are the images Paul sent me of the issue:

How it looks when editing.

How it looks after publishing.

How it looks when he went back into editing.

Final result.

The answer Paul received back from LinkedIn read as follows:

That did appear to work.

That’s it for this week, please feel free to get in touch if you have any questions you would like me to answer on the show.

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