LinkedIn has revamped its messaging service, departing from its previous unpopular design that resembled email to resemble more modern chat apps. The service will include features such as GIFs and stickers, the company said in a blog post. Users can also attach photos and documents to messages. The company also said it was looking at […]
LinkedIn has revamped its messaging service, departing from its previous unpopular design that resembled email to resemble more modern chat apps.
The service will include features such as GIFs and stickers, the company said in a blog post.
Users can also attach photos and documents to messages.
The company also said it was looking at offering voice and video calling with the messaging platform in the future.
The new messaging service will be rolled out on Tuesday to English-language users accessing LinkedIn via a desktop or through an app.
LinkedIn plans to make the revamped messaging feature available in other languages in the coming weeks.
Read the blog post here
