Injuries or death, even non-graphic

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What triggers it

Images or video of injuries or death, including of animals, even when not graphic or violent.

What LinkedIn says

“Content that may be sensitive or unsettling, such as images related to injuries, death (including of animals). Even if it’s not graphic or violent, these posts can still make some members uncomfortable.”
LinkedIn Content Recommendations: What to Avoid
Official source: linkedin.com/blog/content-recommendations-avoid

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How to fix it

Leave out injury or death imagery, or describe it in words instead.

Good to know

Workplace accident photos, wounds, dead animals (e.g. pest-control or hunting footage).

Can FYProof spot it?

A full check of your video looks for it in what's shown. What a check finds is an estimate, not a guarantee.

  • Video: looked at for this rule
  • Speech: not for this rule
  • On-screen text: not for this rule
  • Caption: not for this rule
  • Hashtags: not for this rule

Platforms change their rules often. This page sums up what LinkedIn publishes; it isn't legal advice.

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