GoKawiilLinkedIn tests 'Frequent Viewer' tag showing who repeatedly visits your profile
LinkedIn is piloting a feature that flags users who have viewed a Premium subscriber's profile multiple times, labeling them as 'Frequent Viewers.' This builds on the existing Who's Viewed Your Profile tool, which already lets Premium users see a year's worth of visitors. LinkedIn confirmed the test but did not provide further details on its rollout or availability.
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The feature could help users spot recruiters, podcast hosts, or business leads who are quietly researching them before making contact, according to early tester Krista Mollion. It may also raise privacy concerns, since repeat visitors—including exes or people conducting background checks—would become more visible to the people they're viewing. If widely released, it could change how people browse profiles on the platform, potentially making users more cautious about revisiting pages anonymously.
- LinkedIn is testing a 'Frequent Viewer' label for repeat profile visitors, available to some Premium users.
- Early user Krista Mollion uses the feature combined with AI tools to identify potential leads, collaborators, or unwanted visitors.
- LinkedIn confirmed the test is underway but has not disclosed when or if it will roll out more broadly.
Source: wired.com — Kate Taylor, 2026-11-11
Published there as: “LinkedIn Is Testing a Feature That Lets You See Your Profile Stalkers”
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