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I don’t see any difference in the following:
Object o = new LinkedList<Long>();
System.out.println(o instanceof List);
System.out.println(o instanceof List<?>);
Is there any practical use of instanceof List<?> when instanceof List can’t be used instead and vise versa?
No difference. The wildcard is erased at compile time.