Re:Ask HN: LinkedIn sent me a cease and desist for my Chrome...
by Dr_ReD on Thursday February 02, 2023 @08:30AM
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- not a lawyer here -
I would immediately remove every reference to linkedin anywhere and add a default exclusion of *.linkedin.com in my browser extension.
You'll have to decide whether a soft-block or an hard one. (I'd go for the hard block and call it a day.) Then you should probably seek a release (from the injunction).
This should largely put you out of harms way with minimal impact to your baseline.
I would immediately remove every reference to linkedin anywhere and add a default exclusion of *.linkedin.com in my browser extension. You'll have to decide whether a soft-block or an hard one. (I'd go for the hard block and call it a day.) Then you should probably seek a release (from the injunction).
This should largely put you out of harms way with minimal impact to your baseline.