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- Check14 days agoChange DetectedThe page now invites visitors to join LinkedIn with an email and password and accept the user policies, replacing the previous sign-in form and its login options.SummaryDifference13%

- Check84 days agoChange DetectedThe authentication UI is redesigned from a sign-in form to a sign-up flow, introducing Email and Password fields and a primary 'Agree & Join' button (with Google sign-in as an option). The previous sign-in elements such as 'Forgot password?', 'Sign in', and 'Keep me logged in' are removed, while onboarding-related links like Accessibility, About, Brand Policy, and Guest Controls are added.SummaryDifference19%

- Check92 days agoChange DetectedThe login UI now centers on signing in, with new options for Google and Apple sign-in and updated input fields (Email/Phone, Password). It removes several older join prompts and related copy, resulting in a streamlined authentication experience.SummaryDifference19%

- Check120 days agoChange DetectedThe login screen was redesigned to present a dedicated sign-in form with Email or phone and Password fields, a Sign in button, and additional options such as Sign in with Apple and Forgot password?. The old prompts like 'Join LinkedIn' and multiple footer links were removed, signaling a shift from a combined join/login flow to a streamlined authentication interface with new consent text.SummaryDifference19%

- Check155 days agoChange DetectedThe login page shows updated consent wording and a revised 'Keep me signed in' option, plus a new copyright notice. At the same time, older phrasing about continuing versus clicking Continue, as well as the 'Keep me logged in' label and the 'Your California Privacy Choices' link, were removed.SummaryDifference17%

- Check191 days agoChange DetectedThe sign-in panel is replaced with a 'Join LinkedIn' sign-up card, shifting inputs to Email and Password, using an 'Agree & Join' primary action, and adding a Google sign-in option; elements for password recovery and remember-me are removed, and the path now leads users to joining instead of signing in.SummaryDifference19%

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