Delete Your LinkedIn Comments
LinkedIn doesn't provide one page where you can delete all of your comments. Redact finds comments across LinkedIn posts and deletes them in bulk. You can delete every comment or only the comments that match your filters.
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Things to delete *
Select what you want to delete
Reasons to delete old comments
Remove comments you no longer want to share
Comments can remain visible on other people's posts for years. Redact helps you find and remove the comments you no longer want to share.
Remove comments from other people's posts
A comment remains visible while the post is available. You can remove your comment even though you don't control the post.
Remove comments that no longer reflect your views
An old reply may not reflect your current views, and readers may not know the context in which you wrote it.
Find comments in one run
Redact finds your comments across LinkedIn, so you don't need to locate each post yourself.
What this feature does
Find and delete your comments
Select Comments to find the comments you wrote across LinkedIn. You can filter comments by text or date. The Offensive Content Filter, in the desktop app, includes only comments whose text is classified as offensive. It excludes a comment that has no text. Leave the filter off if you want to include comments regardless of their text.
- Comments
- Text filter
- Date range
- Offensive Content Filter
Things to delete *
Select what you want to delete
Comment filters
Choose which comments to delete
Text filter
Include only comments that contain a word or phrase you enter.
Date range
Include comments from one period. LinkedIn provides the exact time for each comment, so Redact can apply the dates you set.
Offensive Content Filter
Include only comments whose text is classified as offensive. The filter excludes comments that have no text. It's in the desktop app only.
Deletion options
Choose how to review and delete
Preview
See every matching comment and open the post where you wrote it.
Deletion
Delete every matching comment in one run.
Review and Delete
Review the matching comments in groups and keep any comment you want.
Schedule
Save the settings and run them again later.
Instructions
How to delete your LinkedIn comments
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Download Redact for free
Download for your device →Install Redact on your device. It runs on Windows, macOS, and Linux, plus iOS and Android.
- 2
Connect your LinkedIn account
Open Redact, choose LinkedIn, and sign in. Redact connects to LinkedIn from your device, so Redact's servers don't receive your login details.
- 3
Select Comments
Select Comments in the Things to delete list. Clear the other types if you only want to delete comments.
Redact is free to download, but you need the Ultimate plan to use it with LinkedIn. The plan also includes Slack, GitHub, Email, Stack Exchange, Medium, Yelp, and Vimeo.
- 4
Add filters if you need them
Use the Text Filter to find a topic, company, or person's name, or set a date range to include one period. LinkedIn provides the exact time for each comment, so Redact can apply the dates you set.
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Preview, then delete
Run a Preview and check the results. Then switch to Deletion.
Redact processes comments on your device
Redact connects to LinkedIn from your device to read and delete comments. Redact's servers don't receive your comments.
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Frequently asked questions
Connect LinkedIn in Redact, select Comments, and leave the filters empty. Run a Preview, check the results, and then switch to Deletion. You need the Ultimate plan to use Redact with LinkedIn.
Use the Text Filter and enter a phrase from the discussion. Redact includes only comments that contain one of your terms.
No. LinkedIn doesn't notify the post's author or other participants when you delete your comment. The comment stops appearing on the post.
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