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Our last check from one location (UtiBox server · Newark, US) found it answering normally in 159 ms.
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0 answers in the last 24 hours · 0 problem reports
One answer per person, counted for 24 hours.
No answers in the last 24 hours
Only our server so far. The regional checks run when the page opens.
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A wrong clock breaks secure connections.
| Date | Problem | Duration | Peak reports | Status |
|---|---|---|---|---|
| No confirmed incidents recorded for LinkedIn. | ||||
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At our last check from UtiBox server · Newark, US, LinkedIn was up and answering normally. The page refreshes the check automatically.
If it’s up here but not for you, the problem is usually local: your connection, DNS, a browser extension, a VPN or a block on your network. Try the fixes on this page, then the Is It My Internet? check.
Our server requests linkedin.com and looks at every layer: DNS, the connection, the TLS certificate, the HTTP answer, redirects and the page content. We also check it from up to 12 locations in other countries, using two free probe networks (Globalping and check-host.net), so a regional outage can show here too.
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