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LinkedIn Pranks Users On April Fool's Day With Impossible Connections

LinkedIn Pranks Users On April Fool's Day With Impossible Connections
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LinkedIn is getting in on the April Fool's day fun.

On April 1st, the social network started including some unlikely connections in its "People you may know" widget, sprinkling in luminaries real and fake like Albert Einstein, Robin Hood (Activist/ Chief Fundraiser at Nottingham), and Wizard of In (Wizard at LinkedIn) among actual connection suggestions.

See screenshots of LinkedIn's prank below, then check out YouTube's April Fool's prank, as well as Google's and Hulu's.

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