News & Reviews:   LinkedIn

LinkedIn is already known to many as a social platform focused on white-collar workers. Since the explosion of artificial intelligence, the social site has also been filled with various AI-generated content, and now LinkedIn is finally taking the matter seriously.

According to Android Authority, Google is currently developing a new operating system, dubbed Aluminium. This was revealed through a job advertisement by Google on LinkedIn. So, what should you know about it?

When we started 2025, it was announced that both Tencent (WeChat) and ByteDance (TikTok) had acquired a social media license to operate in Malaysia. Meta and Telegram will also join the list soon but now, the Malaysian government is considering if LinkedIn is required to apply for it too.

If you are familiar with LinkedIn, you might know that it’s a popular platform for networking. However, the company recently launched a new interesting feature - LinkedIn Games. That said, what should you know about it?

Looks like the social media scene is about to get more interesting. After Netflix’s move to create a game library on its platform, LinkedIn might do the same for its platform too. So, what should you know about it?

Social media platforms can be tricky to keep up with. Normally, people apply for jobs via job listing platforms such as Jobstreet, LinkedIn, and so forth. But now, you might land your next career via Twitter.

Not too long ago, there was numerous news that LinkedIn got breached and millions of accounts were posted for sale on an online forum by an anonymous user. The company launched an investigation and this is what they have to say about the incident. 

It seems that a statement by developer Alessandro Paluzzi, seems that LinkedIn might have plans to implement a Clubhouse-like feature in the near future. While not much is known in regards to the exact date the feature will be available, it does give us a better idea of what to expect from the platform in the coming months.

In this age of the internet, privacy and security are major concerns. So when it was reported that iOS apps were caught accessing clipboard data, it's understandable that people were more than worried. Most companies have already fixed or started to fix this issue, however, with Reddit and LinkedIn the next to do so.