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Keep your connections
How it works
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Load connections
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Filter and select
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Review and unfollow
Features
◇ Keep list
SRSam Rivera Kept
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Keep-list protection
Add people to your keep list. They stay out of your unfollow selections, even when they match a filter.
Unfollow selection
2 connections selected
Your connections will be preserved.
Ⅱ Pause□ Stop
Batch review
Pause or stop a batch and review the recorded outcome of each action.
FAQ
Does unfollowing remove my connections?
No. Unfollowing changes whose posts appear in your feed. CleanIn preserves your connections and checks the result after an unfollow action.
How do I choose who to unfollow?
Load your connections, filter by connection date, and select the people you want to unfollow. Review the selection before confirming. People on your keep list are excluded.
Where is my connection data stored?
Your saved connection data and keep list stay in your browser. The extension communicates with LinkedIn to load connections, check their status, and perform actions you confirm.
Can I pause a cleanup?
Yes. Batch cleanup includes pause and stop controls, with results recorded locally. An uncertain outcome is checked before continuing rather than blindly retried.
Which browsers does CleanIn support?
CleanIn is built as a Chromium browser extension. Its current integration has been tested in Brave; support for other browsers is not yet verified.
Will people know I unfollowed them?
No. LinkedIn does not notify people when you unfollow them. You stay connected, and their posts simply stop appearing in your feed.
Can I follow someone again later?
Yes. On LinkedIn, open Settings & Privacy, then Account preferences, Site preferences and People you unfollowed, and select Follow next to their name.
Is CleanIn affiliated with LinkedIn?
No. CleanIn is an independent Cynxio product. LinkedIn restricts third-party automation, and changes to its website or internal interfaces can affect compatibility.