In leaked audio, LinkedIn said it would 'restrict' President Trump if he uses the platform to incite violence or spread misinformation
This story is available exclusively on Business Insider Prime.In leaked audio from a June 3 Q&A with LinkedIn leadership, general counsel Blake Lawit said the platform would "restrict" President Trump and other politicians if they use it to incite violence or spread misinformation.
The files were provided by a LinkedIn employee who requested anonymity in the interest of job security.made by anonymous employees during the forum. Other employees called these comments racist."We came together in a town hall meeting on race this week with employees as part of our commitment to open, honest and constructive conversations," LinkedIn VP of communications Nicole Leverich told Business Insider.
Lawit responded that speech on the platform tends to be more respectful and professional than Facebook or Twitter and that the company has not yet encountered a situation in which elected officials violated its rules.
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