How To Fix Linkedin ‘Page Not Found’ On Mobile App

This is one of the frustrations that LinkedIn users suffer from once in a while. Suddenly, when you open your LinkedIn and the “Page Not Found” screen appears on mobile, your mind gets stuck wondering what it is and why it happened.

As per the attached screenshots from many legitimate sources, they all answer the same query to resolve these issues, and most of the time it works — I’ve seen it!

Here’s the quick common fix that all these apps commonly state:

“To fix the LinkedIn ‘Page Not Found’ error on the mobile app, the most effective steps are updating the app, clearing its cache/data, and reinstalling it. If the issue persists, check LinkedIn’s server status to rule out outages.

If your issues still persist, then you can fully reinstall the app, force close it and restart your phone, and switch networks (Wi-Fi to data). Boom! It can now completely fix the issue for you.”

However, most of the time, these steps are effective and work to solve such issues.

But what if these steps don’t work for you?

Well, that’s why this blog is curated to explain these issues and provide more legitimate options.

Before that, let’s check these screenshots one by one.

Google Search

Perplexity AI

ChatGPT

Gemini

Microsoft Copilot

Frankly speaking, if all the steps don’t work for you, there is a high possibility that your account is BLOCKED.

Either temporarily or permanently.

Based on my research, this usually happens because of too many login attempts.

It can also happen if you try to log in from a different device, such as another laptop, phone, or tablet.

If your LinkedIn account is blocked because of multiple login attempts or a new device login, it is usually a security measure to protect your account.

The fastest way to recover your account is to complete the verification steps shown on your screen.

1. Follow the On-Screen Verification Steps

When you try to log in, LinkedIn may ask you to verify your identity.

• You may need to upload a government-issued ID, such as a passport or driver’s license.
• LinkedIn may use a verification service like Persona. You might need to upload your ID and take a selfie.
• After submitting the details, wait for the review process. It can take a few days.

2. Contact LinkedIn Support

If the verification option is not showing or not working, contact LinkedIn Support directly.

• Use the LinkedIn Account Restriction Appeal page to submit an appeal.
• If the on-screen verification doesn’t appear, you should head directly to the LinkedIn Help Center. Once there, select ‘Login/Password Issue’ and then ‘Account Restricted’ to open a formal support ticket.

“Login/Password Issue” → “Account Restricted”

• Explain your situation clearly, such as:

• You were traveling
• You used a new device
• Multiple login attempts happened by mistake

3. Important Things to Remember

• Stop trying to log in again and again, as this may increase the restriction time.
• Try using a device or internet connection you have used before.
• Check your email inbox for messages from LinkedIn about security or verification.

4. Phone Verification (NFC Requirement)

Sometimes LinkedIn may ask you to scan your ID using an NFC-supported phone.

If your phone does not support NFC, you may need to use another phone to complete the verification.

Note: The verification process may take a few days. Also, avoid creating a new LinkedIn account while your current account is restricted, because this can lead to a permanent restriction.

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