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<p>LinkedIn's app might soon be easier on the eye.</p>

LinkedIn is joining the dark mode revolution

The Microsoft-owned networking site will make its app easier on the eyes, Jane Manchun Wong revealed.

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<p>Katie Jones is part of "a vast army of phantom profiles" professional job networking site LinkedIn, according to the Associated Press.</p>

The LinkedIn user who wasn't there: AI-generated 'person' was used to spy

In a cloak-and-dagger scenario worthy of a futuristic thriller, a fake account was used by spies to dupe unsuspecting targets.

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<p>LinkedIn is making some changes.</p>

LinkedIn will retire its Job Search app in May

The app's features will be integrated into the main LinkedIn app.

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LinkedIn 'reactions' lets you express curiosity, love and other emotions

Sometimes "like" doesn't say enough.

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Facebook, Instagram, Twitter: What's your relationship with them like?

We asked our colleagues how they feel about their social media use. Most weren't super happy about it.

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<p>LinkedIn is testing its own live video tool.&nbsp;</p>

LinkedIn to launch its own live video tool

It'll come out in beta first and be invite-only.

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Google announces shutdown of its social network, Apple may add new iPhone camera tech

In today's most important stories, Google Plus is coming to an end very soon. Meanwhile, a report says the iPhone may soon include advanced 3D scanning.

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<p>Thanks to Facebook, today Clara Grace has a home. She's healthy and (I hope) happy.</p>

Facebook is still a dog's best friend

Mark Zuckerberg's social network remains under fire for all sorts of reasons, but animal shelters and pet rescue organizations can't live without it.

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LinkedIn tests feature that lets you create real-world events

The social network wants to extend online communities to offline events.

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Apple, Google among dozens slamming discrimination against transgender people

After reports that Trump plans to roll back protections, more than 50 companies sign a letter calling for equality.

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<p>Facebook accused BlackBerry of infringing on six of its patents.</p>

Impostor Syndrome leaves most tech workers feeling like a fake

A new informal study shows that 58 percent of tech employees from companies like Facebook, Amazon, Apple and Microsoft feel like frauds.

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<p>The Alex Jones Channel is InfoWars' biggest account on YouTube, with 2.2 million subscribers.&nbsp;</p>

The answer to Facebook, Twitter and YouTube's problems with Infowars? Transparency

Commentary: The only way these companies can fix this mess is to be open and honest with all of us about what's going on. Why is that so hard?

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