The safe way: connect each client's account officially

The alternative is to never touch the login at all. Instead of borrowing a client's credentials, you have the client authorize a connection through the official LinkedIn API, the same kind of permission you grant any approved app. No browser extension automating clicks, no proxy, no workaround that LinkedIn watches for.

That is the core of how MagicPost works, and it is the model worth copying whatever tool you use: authorize through the official API, do not borrow a login.

With that approach:

• The client never logs into your tool. You send them a connect link; they click it, authorize LinkedIn, and close the tab. That is the only thing they ever have to do to get started.

• You never see a password or a 2FA code. Nothing impersonates their login, so the client's account stays safe and in good standing.

• There is no extension or proxy to maintain. The connection runs on the official API, not on your browser pretending to be ten people.

• Each client lives in their own isolated space, so content, voice, and reporting never bleed across clients.

The only other thing your client ever receives is a calendar or a single post to validate, again without logging into anything. They click a link, approve, and they are done.