UNVC: Dalton's LinkedIn page here is the best you
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Posted On: 03/26/2023 11:08:30 AM
UNVC: Dalton's LinkedIn page here is the best you can find out.
What does this page doesn't exist mean on LinkedIn?
The person closed his or her own account. Help article here. LinkedIn closed the person's account.
Here are some possibilities:
You blocked the person. Help article here
The person blocked you. Same Help as above.
The person closed his or her own account. Help article here
LinkedIn closed the person's account. No Help available--internal LinkedIn secrets.
LinkedIn put the account on temporary suspension (not a permanent closure). Help article here
Something else happened.
As best as I have been able to fathom, all the conditions 1 through 5 above return the same message. There may be other possibilities that I'm not aware of (Case 6).
Why the lack of clarity?
Why would LinkedIn display the same message in all these situations? My guess is that they want to give some measure of privacy to a profile owner who "goes missing." They do not want us to be certain of actions they take to punish members, so they "put up a smoke screen" by using the same message to cover both innocent and suspect scenarios.
What does this page doesn't exist mean on LinkedIn?
The person closed his or her own account. Help article here. LinkedIn closed the person's account.
Here are some possibilities:
You blocked the person. Help article here
The person blocked you. Same Help as above.
The person closed his or her own account. Help article here
LinkedIn closed the person's account. No Help available--internal LinkedIn secrets.
LinkedIn put the account on temporary suspension (not a permanent closure). Help article here
Something else happened.
As best as I have been able to fathom, all the conditions 1 through 5 above return the same message. There may be other possibilities that I'm not aware of (Case 6).
Why the lack of clarity?
Why would LinkedIn display the same message in all these situations? My guess is that they want to give some measure of privacy to a profile owner who "goes missing." They do not want us to be certain of actions they take to punish members, so they "put up a smoke screen" by using the same message to cover both innocent and suspect scenarios.
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