LinkedIn just announced that it’ll be shutting down Intro, a service meant to integrate LinkedIn contact details right into the iOS Mail app, after less than four months.

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LinkedIn will shut down Intro for iOS devices on March 7. Intro integrated service with the native iOS Mail client raised privacy and security concerns.

LinkedIn's new Intro service has put up a big sign advertising to cyber criminals, nation states and others 'hack here, we've got loads of juicy data'. The architecture of its new service is ...

LinkedIn wants iPhone users to sign-up for a new service called Intro.My advice? Don’t. LinkedIn Intro extends the standard iOS Mail app in ways that Apple never intended to be possible, injecting ...

Remember the controversial LinkedIn Intro product that was released back in October? The one that connected LinkedIn profile information to the user's e-mail? Well, six months later that service is ...

LinkedIn is also shutting down versions of its iOS app that support versions older than 6.0 as of February 18th. LinkedIn says that it’s retiring Intro for iPhone on March 7th and provides a ...

SEATTLE -- LinkedIn's new Intro functionality, launched by CEO Jeff Weiner earlier this week, is intended to make the business networking service more mobile friendly. But it also runs the risk of ...

At the same time, I thought LinkedIn did quite a good job at making Intro easy-to-use despite its quirkiness. Scott Jacobs - 11 years ago Log in to Reply.

Earlier today LinkedIn launched a new iPad app and what appeared to be a pretty slick feature for iOS Mail called Intro.It presents the a profile of email senders right within the body of the ...

LinkedIn released a new product this week called Intro. They call it “doing the impossible," but some might call it “hijacking email." ...

Reassuring users. LinkedIn maintains a privacy policy for the service, which states that each piece of data is encrypted with a key that is unique to the user and his device. “The servers ...