LinkedIn Addresses User Concerns Over Feed Algorithm 07/22/2025 – MediaPost

by Colin Kirkland , 2 hours ago Over the past two months, LinkedIn users have been complaining about seeing outdated posts in their main feed, highlighting a potential bug in the social media platform’s algorithm. LinkedIn has since addressed user concerns, stating that it was testing a new feed strategy, but that it was only temporary. “Your feed may have looked slightly different in the last few weeks,” LinkedIn’s EMEA & LATAM B2B Communications Lead Bhairavi Jhaveri posted to the platform. “This was part of some testing we were doing to strike the right balance between prioritising relevant content vs recent content in your feed.” “The dramatic shift was only temporary and it will go back to feeling far more normal now,” Jhaveri added. advertisement advertisement Since the start of June, users who had not logged into LinkedIn for a few weeks were complaining about missing updates such as current job changes, while instead seeing older posts that no longer felt relevant. “What’s happened to LinkedIn?” Tim Vanderhook, CEO of ad-tech company Viant, recently posted. “It’s 2025, no one waits 3 weeks to “learn” of something.” Vanderhook added that his personal use of LinkedIn was decreasing because of “old, stale and
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