> they could implement verification using company emails they added this back in 2023 (https://news.linkedin.com/2023/april/linkedin-s-new-verification-feature

> they could implement verification using company emails they added this back in 2023 (https://news.linkedin.com/2023/april/linkedin-s-new-verification-features-include-clear--microsoft-en https://news.linkedin.com/2023/april/linkedin-s-new-verifica...), but very less people actually bother to verify with their email, so not having it doesn't always mean it's illegitimate.