Just got an email from Linkedin saying "Your profile photo was changed.

If you didn’t take this action, let us know it wasn’t you by using this link. For your security, we’ll require that you reset your LinkedIn password."

The email looks legit. But instead of the normal password reset that sends a verification code to my email, they opt to do ID verification (sending pic of my ID) to Persona.

All seems legit, after password reset, the page contains a link to https://www.linkedin.com/help/linkedin/answer/a1342692

I don't trust Persona's system to not store the ID, so I didn't and don't plan to do so.

Linkedin support requires you logging in, which I can't.

Googling their login-less contact shows links that do require log in.

I just don't get it. If they trust my email enough to send me this info, how can they not trust it for account verification? How can they not offer support w/o login?

Anyone knows of some hidden support link that don't require login or offer any help?

thank you.

Edit: The email is a no-reply, so can't reply to it.