Remove Your LinkedIn Reactions
A reaction remains attached to your name until you remove it. Redact can remove reactions from LinkedIn posts in bulk. You can remove every reaction Redact can find or only the reactions that match your filters.
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Things to delete *
Select what you want to delete
Reasons to remove old reactions
Remove reactions that no longer reflect your views
Anyone who can view a post can also view who reacted to it. Removing old reactions can make your visible activity reflect your current views.
Remove reactions to old posts
You may no longer want your name attached to posts from former employers, colleagues, or companies.
Reduce your visible activity
Reactions show which posts and accounts interested you at a particular time.
Remove many reactions together
LinkedIn requires you to find and remove reactions one at a time. Redact can remove many reactions in one run.
What this feature does
Remove reactions from LinkedIn posts
Select Reactions to find and remove reactions from LinkedIn posts. Leave the filters empty to include every reaction Redact can find. You can also filter reactions by the post's text or date. LinkedIn does not provide a list of reactions you left on comments, so Redact cannot remove them.
- Reactions
- Text filter
- Date range
- Preview
Things to delete *
Select what you want to delete
Reaction filters
Choose which reactions to remove
Text filter
Include only reactions on posts that contain a word or phrase you enter.
Date range
Include reactions from one period. LinkedIn provides approximate dates, so allow extra time around an important cutoff.
All reactions
Leave the filters empty to include every reaction Redact can find.
Deletion options
Choose how to review and remove
Preview
See the matching posts before Redact removes any reactions.
Deletion
Remove every matching reaction in one run.
Review and Delete
Review the matching reactions and keep any reaction you want.
Schedule
Save the settings and run them again later.
Instructions
How to remove your LinkedIn reactions
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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.
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Connect your LinkedIn account
Open Redact, choose LinkedIn, and sign in. Redact connects to LinkedIn from your device, so Redact's servers do not receive your login details.
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Select Reactions
Select Reactions in the Things to delete list, and clear the other types.
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, and Yelp.
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Add filters if you need them
Add a text filter to find reactions on posts about a particular subject, or set a date range.
LinkedIn reports the age of a post or reaction, such as "1 year ago," instead of its exact date. Redact estimates the date, so posts and reactions near the start or end of your range may be included or excluded. Allow extra time on both sides of an important cutoff.
A reaction is dated by the post you reacted to, not by when you reacted. React today to a post from 2019 and the date range reads that reaction as 2019, so a range ending before today still matches it.
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Preview, then remove
Run a Preview and check the results. Then switch to Deletion.
Nothing leaves your device
Redact connects to LinkedIn from your device to read and remove reactions. Redact's servers do not receive your reaction history.
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Frequently asked questions
Connect LinkedIn in Redact, select Reactions, 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.
No. Redact can remove only reactions you left on posts. LinkedIn does not provide a list of reactions you left on comments, so Redact cannot find or remove them.
No. LinkedIn does not notify anyone when you remove a reaction. The reaction no longer counts toward the post, and your name no longer appears in its reaction list.
No. Removing a reaction does not change or delete the post.
Yes. Reactions and Comments are separate types in the Things to delete list. Select Reactions and clear Comments to include only your reactions.
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