linkedin not working in China - General Questions and Answers

hi
I have a Huawei p40 with GMS running.
yesterday linkedin stopped working and said i must download the Chinese version which only has jobs and no network functions.
I deleted the app and reinstalled using VPN from Google play in the UK. Disabled my Chinese sim as well.
I can pick different locations on the VPN and checked on google and it says the IP address is Germany or the UK, but the linkedin app says i am still in China so cant use,.
Any idea what they are using to determine I am in China. I also turned off GPS.

Blame the CCP
Be careful as there may be social credit rating and/or criminal penalties for noncompliance
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