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They (and the users) have a very real use case for that, just like a contacts app needs all of that. The problem is not keeping it safe.
by dewey 1y ago
They (and the users) have a very real use case for that, just like a contacts app needs all of that. The problem is not keeping it safe.
- rpigab 1y agoNo user ever had a real use case for seeing a button that says "invite X" that doesn't send an invite on the platform, but instead sends an email to X who doesn't have a Linkedin account. And if you decline, it asks you again. Two times using different wording.
- dewey 1y agoYou'll be surprised how many features "tech" people think nobody uses (Like a share button on a website), are actually very popular. That's likely the reason that feature still exists as everything is most likely A/B tested to death. I was not only talking about that though, but also that they can build shadow profiles and recommend people to you that way.