LinkedIn usually shows who viewed your profile, but the extent of the information you can see depends on the viewer’s privacy settings and your own LinkedIn membership level.
For example, if you are using the free version of LinkedIn, you can see a limited number of recent viewers of your profile. However, the information provided may be limited if the viewers have chosen to browse in private mode.
Unless users have opted for private view, you can see details like the viewer’s name and headline. There is also a semi-private mode, in which you can see that “Someone at X Company” has viewed your profile.
With a Premium account, it doesn’t matter if someone has decided to view your profile while in private mode – Premium members can see the full profiles of viewers who have chosen to browse anonymously. The paid version also allows you to see an extended list of who has viewed your profile over the last 90 days.