# LinkedIn on iOS > How to install LinkedIn on iOS from another country’s App Store using a second Apple ID and a VPN – plus the drawbacks of switching accounts. - Canonical page: https://shorin.me/en/blog/2024/08/linkedin-na-ios/ - Page language: English - Published: 2024-08-14 - Tags: LinkedIn, DigitalTransformation, Algorithm - Russian version: https://shorin.me/blog/2024/08/linkedin-na-ios/index.md LinkedIn on iOS. I’ve posted about the mobile version of LinkedIn a couple of times. In the comments, people asked me where and how they could get the mobile app if it wasn’t available in the Russian App Store. I can’t offer any advice on Android or Huawei, but I can share a useful trick for Apple iOS ;) It turns out that you can use two accounts on iOS: one as your main account and another for the App Store, Apple Music and Apple TV. That’s what we’re going to take advantage of. Unfortunately, this trick does come with a few inconveniences: - When switching accounts, your device needs to have a non-Russian IP address (I couldn’t log in with a Russian one). But given that you’re reading this on LinkedIn despite the access restrictions, you presumably already have a VPN. - You need an Apple ID registered in another country. I imagine that if you already have a VPN, you’ll find a way to create one. - Switching accounts removes all the Apple Music tracks downloaded to your device. After every switch, you have to download some of your playlists from iCloud again. - You have to switch accounts every time you want to update the app through another country’s App Store. If none of that puts you off, swipe through the step-by-step guide in the carousel. Some of you may have known this already, but there’s a good chance the guide will help someone install the LinkedIn mobile app (and others too) from another country’s App Store. ## Media - PDF: - Thumbnail: ## Original posts - LinkedIn: