How to Hide Connections on Linkedin?
As of my last knowledge update in January 2022, LinkedIn provides users with the option to control the visibility of their connections. Keep in mind that LinkedIn's features and privacy settings may change over time, so it's a good idea to check the latest settings on the platform. As of my last update, here's how you can hide your connections on LinkedIn:
1. *Log In to LinkedIn:*
Sign in to your LinkedIn account using your credentials.
2. *Access Privacy Settings:*
Click on your profile picture or your name at the top of the LinkedIn homepage to go to your profile.
In the top toolbar, click on "Me."
3. *Go to Settings & Privacy:*
From the drop-down menu, select "Settings & Privacy."
4. *Navigate to the Privacy Tab:*
In the Settings & Privacy section, click on the "Privacy" tab.
5. *Manage Who Can See Your Connections:*
Look for the section titled "Who can see your connections" or a similar option.
6. *Adjust Privacy Settings:*
There should be an option to set the visibility of your connections. You can typically choose from options such as "Your connections," "Only you," or "Your network."
Choose the setting that aligns with your preference. If you want to hide your connections, select the most private option.
7. *Save Changes:*
After making your selection, be sure to save the changes. There is usually a "Save" or "Save Changes" button at the bottom of the page.
Keep in mind that LinkedIn may update its features, and the steps mentioned here may have changed. If you are unable to find the exact settings or options, you can refer to the LinkedIn Help Center or the platform's latest documentation for up-to-date information.
Please note that while you can control who can see your connections, you won't be able to view the connections of others who have set their privacy settings to hide their connections.
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