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Use our trademarks in a way that implies affiliation with or endorsement by LinkedIn of your products or services.

Modify our trademarks or combine them with any other symbols, words, images, designs, or incorporate them into a slogan, or.

Use our trademarks on promotional materials that you are distributing or selling,.

Use our trademarks more prominently than your product or service name,.

Use our trademarks such as LinkedIn in the name of your business, group, event, product, service, app, domain name, social media account, or other offering,.

We never approve the following types of requests because they violate our Terms of Service. Any other uses must obtain prior approval from LinkedIn. Narrow and specific exceptions are detailed below.

For permission requests, please contact LinkedIn generally does not permit its members, third party developers, partners and the media (“you”) to use its name, trademarks, logos, web pages, screenshots and other brand features. You’ll need our permission in order to use them.

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