Why Your LinkedIn Feed Feels Like a Dating App in 2026
You are sitting at your desk in Kampala, coffee steaming beside your laptop, scrolling through LinkedIn before a client call. You expect industry insights, maybe a thought-leadership piece from a Nairobi fintech founder, or a hiring update from a Kampala creative agency. Instead, you get a melodramatic story about an AI calling someone “moderate” while the “sisterhood” rejects the verdict. Then a connection request from a stranger whose profile photo looks suspiciously like a Tinder headshot. Then a post generated by something called “Cringebot 3000” racking up hundreds of likes. ...