A: Hi Marcus,

We take the compliance part quite seriously. You can read the fine print here: https://ligo.ertiqah.com/blog/ligo-chrome-extension-compliance-update

Primarily because I and a lot of my clients use it as well, I wouldn't my own account or that of my key connections to be 'restricted'.

That said, a few key things to note:

1. If you use other extensions or automations alongside LiGo, you might still get restricted or banned. Since pretty much 98% of the other tools I've tried personally do the biggest violation of LinkedIn's ToS and that is: storing authentication cookies of the user to perform actions. If LiGo's the only tool that you use - then there's only one other thing you need to be careful about:

2. Not doing "too many actions" in a single day. Because even if you do them manually, LinkedIn will still think it's a "bot". This is just a suggestive note because i've seen a dozen posts from people complaining about that in my feed (not ligo users, just general posts in my feed). Where someone who was literally manually sending out DMs to people who had commented under their post (for a lead magnet) - and linkedin gave them the "bot" warning.

Another guy who just naturally comments 100+ times per day (without any tools) - got the warning.

I've time and again seen "150 actions/day" as the safe limit. Which if you cross even manually without any tools .. you'd be flagged.

Outside of that, LiGo itself is compliant.

I hope this answer helps, not just for your decision on ligo, but generally with your linkedin goals and activities as well.

Cheers,
Junaid