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Report inappropriate and offensive ads
Last updated: 2 years agoImportant to know
To report an ad:
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Click the
More icon on the right side of the ad you want to report.- For text ads that appear under Promoted on the right side of LinkedIn.com pages, click the
More icon and select the ad you want to report from the Select ad to see options dialog.
- For text ads that appear under Promoted on the right side of LinkedIn.com pages, click the
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Select Hide or Report this ad from the dropdown menu.
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Click Report this ad.
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Select the reason from the Why are you reporting this? menu and follow the on-screen instructions.
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Click Submit to proceed with reporting the ad, or Back to review your options.
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