If you are sure you have passed the 48-hour mark and you still cannot block the person, the issue might be related to your account status or browser issues rather than the "re-block" rule.
Since you can’t block them, here are the exclusive workarounds that actually function:
If you unblock someone by accident, this 48-hour rule acts as a "cool down" period, forcing you to be sure about your decision before taking the action again. What Happens During the 48-Hour Waiting Period? If you are sure you have passed the
During these 48 hours, the user you unblocked exists in a "limbo state." LinkedIn’s servers recognize the relationship, but the blocking interface intentionally hides them from you.
LinkedIn enforces a strict rule: once you unblock a member, you must wait before you can block them again. During these 48 hours, the user you unblocked
The mobile app often lags behind the web interface for block/unblock actions. Log in via desktop browser at linkedin.com.
to see if they've started following your updates. Log in via desktop browser at linkedin
LinkedIn does not show a timer. But you can infer the window:
According to official LinkedIn Help documentation , after you unblock a member, you must wait before you can re-block the same person.
Click the button located under their profile picture and headline. Select Report/Block from the dropdown menu. Click Block [Name] from the pop-up options. Confirm your choice by clicking Block once more.
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