LinkedIn Continues to Expand its Presence in Europe | Social Media Today

LinkedIn saw a 14% rise in EU users in the first half of 2025, while it’s also seen steady increases in user reports of misinformation and hate speech, as more people come to engage on the platform. That’s according to LinkedIn’s latest EU DSA disclosure report, which outlines all of its moderation and enforcement efforts, as well as total users in the EU region. You can check out LinkedIn’s full listing of DSA reports here, but in this post, we’ll take a look at the latest numbers. First off, on active users. In the first half of 2025, LinkedIn reports that it had 54.7m logged in monthly active European users, as well as 213m logged out visits. Since March 2024, LinkedIn has seen the biggest relative audience increases, based on active user counts, in Slovenia (+100%), Lithuania (+50%) and Czechia (+33%), while in its biggest EU user markets, it’s seen an average of 10% MAU growth, using its logged in user stats. What’s most interesting about this data, however, is that we can also compare this to LinkedIn’s total member data, which it reports to showcase its growth. According to this chart, LinkedIn now has more than 160 million members
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