Missing feature image on LI post

I have not seen images with my auto posts for a long time. I checked the Hotlinking and that is off.
LinkedIn post:
https://www.linkedin.com/feed/update/share:7482430282604888064/?midToken=AQG-MBQhNiqxJQ&midSig=09baEe4_GEHIk1&trk=eml-email_next_best_action_digest_01-truncated~share~message-0-see~more&trkEmail=eml-email_next_best_action_digest_01-truncated~share~message-0-see~more-null-ynbw~mrjahpzo~bu-null-null&eid=ynbw-mrjahpzo-bu&otpToken=MTMwMzFmZTYxNzJhYzljZWI1MjkwZGU5NGYxYmU2YjY4Y2NhZDc0MDk5YTQ4YjY5NzBjMDA1NmM0OTU4NThmOWI3ODY4YWZlN2RiOWY4ZjU2ODcxZWIzYzg3NjcwMzkyN2VjMTI3YWMwZjE5NGM3ZCwxLDE%3D

The article on the website:
https://www.tech4law.co.za/product-updates/conveyancing/the-race-to-remove-friction-from-south-africas-property-transfer-process/

BTW, I also noticed the first URL link in LinkedIn, loads a completely different article.
https://lnkd.in/eEWBt_jn

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