Control what sections of your public profile appear when people search for you on search engines.
You can set limits on how much information is displayed to LinkedIn members and people who aren’t signed in to LinkedIn by editing your public profile settings.
Important to know
After you make changes or edits to your public profile, it can take several weeks or months for search engines like Google, Yahoo, or Bing to detect changes and refresh. LinkedIn doesn’t control that refresh process, if you’re incorrectly appearing in search results on those sites, you can contact them directly to resolve incorrect search results.
To control your public profile settings:
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Click the
Me icon at the top of your LinkedIn homepage. -
Click View Profile.
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Click the
Edit icon next to Public profile & URL on the right pane. -
To hide your profile from public view, toggle Your profile’s public visibility to Off.
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To hide specific settings, toggle the specific settings to Off to hide that information from your public profile. Changes are saved automatically.
To control your public profile settings:
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Tap your
profile photo. -
Tap Settings.
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Tap Visibility.
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Tap Edit your public profile under Visibility of your profile & network.
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To hide your profile from public view, toggle Your profile’s public visibility to Off.
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To hide specific settings, toggle the specific settings to Off to hide that information from your public profile. Changes are saved automatically.
Note: Even if your profile is set to public, people who aren't LinkedIn members may be prompted to sign up or sign in to LinkedIn to view parts of your public profile.
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