Posts, comments, and profile content for generative AI features.
It was switched on by default for most accounts when it launched.
Posts, comments, profile content, and some activity, to train content-generating AI. The setting was switched on by default for most accounts when it launched.
Not retroactive. LinkedIn states that turning it off stops future use only. There is a separate objection route for residents of jurisdictions with a legal right to object.
Messages and profile data are covered by separate settings under the same Data Privacy section. Opting out of generative AI training does not opt you out of research use.
Not retroactive. It stops future use only.
Every service on that list buries its opt-out somewhere different. Don't Train On Me puts all of them in one checklist in a panel beside your browser, walks you through them one at a time, and helps you confirm your privacy settings on the ones that expose a setting it can read. Free, no account, and nothing you tick leaves your machine.