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While this may appear as a great new tool for ipad or iOS users Apple does not provide any APIs or frameworks to developers that would allow this kind of modification of its interface. Rather, LinkedIn is intercepting your email and injecting HTML code into it that enables a style sheet to open over your personal content. This allows LinkedIn to monitor an extended profile of all your data and positions held as well as your connections to others via email and much more. Thus, Linkedin has way to much access to my personal data than I am comfortable with, I’d rather use alternate mobile apps that give me access to my contact’s social data without invading my privacy like ArkMail.