Comment by freeopinion
1 month ago
You mean @fooco.com? Or @foocousa.com? Or @fooco.xyz? @fooco.ai? @foocoltd.net? @foo.co.uk?
How would LinkedIn validate that your email domain belongs to the company you claim to work for?
1 month ago
You mean @fooco.com? Or @foocousa.com? Or @fooco.xyz? @fooco.ai? @foocoltd.net? @foo.co.uk?
How would LinkedIn validate that your email domain belongs to the company you claim to work for?
With a company-managed list of owned domains where real employees have their work email addresses (unrelated to website domains).
And using DNS to prove that a domain is actually owned by this organization
Email domains of employee addresses aren't necessarily owned by the company. For example:
For security purposes, on the other hand, the important part is proving that the LinkedIn account is owned by the organization.
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Presumably because the official company page is registered under it?
Not all companies use email addresses under the same domain as the "official company page" though.
What HelloNurse said, whoever it is that runs the company page on LinkedIn provides a list of domains that they consider theirs.