Have you received a LinkedIn warning? 😱
No need to panic. 😌
We’ve got the solution. 🎁
Waalaxy is no exception to the rule… LinkedIn doesn’t like automation tools or robots. Nevertheless, Waalaxy is an ultra-secure tool that does everything in its power to protect your LinkedIn account.
If, despite these safeguards, your account is temporarily restricted. You’ll probably ask yourself: What should I do now?
Waalaxy delivers small keys in this article. 🤡
Why am I getting a LinkedIn warning?
LinkedIn may restrict your account for several reasons. 👇
- If you have continued to use a prohibited automation tool.
- If LinkedIn considers that your account is not a real identity.
- If you have shared content that has been flagged multiple times.
- Any other systematic violation of their TOS.
How does Waalaxy protect my LinkedIn account?
Random daily quotas
To avoid spam restrictions, we set daily share quotas. This means you can only send a maximum number of actions per day, and never the same number, making it virtually undetectable. 🙈
A 20% variable is applied to each share quota every day. So you never send the same number (82 on Monday, 93 on Tuesday, 80 on Wednesday…).
Once your daily quotas have been reached, they are updated 24 hours later.
Execution time between actions
In order to reproduce human behavior as closely as possible, the execution time between two actions is never the same; we vary it by a few seconds or minutes. Indeed, no human sends several invitations in a row with exactly the same time between each one 🤖.
Pausing the sending of invitations when it fails
As you know, LinkedIn limits the number of invitations it can send to 200 per week, automation tool or not. When Waalaxy sends an invitation, if it fails on the LinkedIn side, we pause the sending and try again 12 hours later. This ensures that you don’t spam LinkedIn when your weekly quota has been reached 🔫.
Responses to verification requests
Our system is capable of responding to verification requests from LinkedIn, just as a human would.
I’ve received my first LinkedIn warning
You have received a first warning from LinkedIn.
Typically, the message tells you that abnormal activity is taking place on your account, which includes a high number of actions.
🔑 We recommend that you stop using Waalaxy for the day following this warning, then take a fairly low activity.
You can do this by lowering your daily share quotas on Waalaxy. 👇
You can then gradually increase them again, 20 by 20 for example 👍.
I’ve received my second LinkedIn warning
Indeed, this can happen in some cases.
At the end of the suspension period, LinkedIn performs a complete new scan of your account, to check that you have complied with their terms of use. If you have resumed your activity immediately after account recovery, it is therefore possible that you will incur another temporary suspension.
In this case, we recommend that you deactivate the Waalaxy extension in your browser, and only reactivate it once you’ve recovered your account:
Rest assured, no Waalaxy data will be lost, it will simply pause your activity until reactivation.
That said, the final closure of your account never happens, as long as you don’t engage in unethical behavior (fake profile, fake photo).
How can I avoid receiving a LinkedIn warning?
LinkedIn is very suspicious of new accounts. They’re watching you. 👀
Before using any kind of automation tool, you’ll need to warm up your LinkedIn account. Make it ready for what’s next. 🏋️
Frequently Asked Questions : LinkedIn Warning – Understanding and circumventing
How can I avoid receiving a LinkedIn warning?
You must respect LinkedIn’s Terms and Conditions to avoid being banned. For more details, please read this guide. 🤡
How do I lower my activity on Waalaxy?
To lower your activity on Waalaxy, you can go to your settings and “Account activities”. 👇
Can I pause my Waalaxy subscription?
It is not technically possible to pause a subscription. However, you can ask Waalaxy chat support for an alternative 🦸.
How do I know when my quotas are updated?
Your quotas are reset every 24 hours. You can view the update time from “Queue” by clicking on one of the quotas. 👇
Conclusion : The LinkedIn warning, is it serious doctor?
LinkedIn doesn’t ban you for fun; if they do, it’s because you haven’t respected LinkedIn’s terms and conditions.
However, they’ll never tell you the exact reason why you’re restricted, so it’s up to you to take certain steps to ensure that these LinkedIn warnings don’t recur.