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LinkedIn responds to privacy concerns about Intro

Posted on October 26, 2013July 1, 2025 by Dissent

Cory Scott of LinkedIn responds to some of the privacy concerns over their new product, Intro:

This blog post is intended to provide more information and address inaccurate assertions that have been made as a result of a product we launched on Wednesday called LinkedIn Intro. Many things have been said about the product implementation that are not correct or are purely speculative, so this post is intended to clear up these inaccuracies and misperceptions.

When the LinkedIn Security team was presented with the core design of Intro, we made sure we built the most secure implementation we believed possible. We explored numerous threat models and constantly challenged each other to consider possible threat scenarios. Here are some of the actions we took in advance of the launch

Read what steps they took on LinkedIn.

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