How to find out who blocked you on Facebook?

Finding out who blocked you on Facebook is quite difficult, but finding out if someone has blocked you is possible. In our article, we will help you find out who has blocked you on Facebook. Indeed, it is not easy to find out who is blocking you since Facebook does not send any notification when one of your friends blocks you. However, this is not impossible, if you know the name is the profile of the person. If you search for her profile and can't find it, she probably blocked you or simply deactivated her account. But how do you really know? Discover our tips below to find out.

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Do a search on Facebook

One of the ways you can find out if someone has blocked you on Facebook is to search their profile. To do so, you just have to enter his name on the Facebook search engine and wait for the results to appear. By the way, if you can't find any results. You can type "see more results" plus the person's name. You select after the person tab, then click enter. Sometimes people blocking you appear on the all-tab of search results and not the person-tab. If he shows up on the results, he's probably removed you from his friends list or changed the privacy of his account so you can't find him on Facebook. It is also possible that he restricts the people who can access his profile. If on the contrary, there is no result. There are only two possibilities, either he blocked you, or he deleted or deactivated his account.

Request a friend in common

If you can't see their Facebook profile, send them a message, or tag them, you've probably been blocked by the person. To check whether or not the person has blocked you on Facebook, you can ask one of your mutual friends if their account is still active. All you have to do is contact one of the friends of the person you suspect has blocked you and ask them to check if the account still exists. If your friend in common finds it, it's sure that he blocked you on his Facebook account.

Check through your messages

One way to check if you've been blocked on Facebook is to review your messages. To check this, you just have to click on the message icon and scroll down the list of people who sent you a message. Select the conversation you have with the person. Once open, click the three vertical dots at the top of your messages window. Then look for a link to take you to the person's profile. If you can't find this link in the header bar, she probably blocked you or deleted her account. To check it too you can send him a message. If you can't message her, she's blocked you and you can't reply to her message. In short, this method only works if you have exchanged messages with the person you suspect of having blocked you.

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Create another Facebook profile

If you also want to know and check if the person you suspect blocked you has blocked you. You can create another Facebook account and check from that account whether the person is still active or not. If you find him with this account, he has blocked you on your real Facebook account. It could also be that the person has only changed their name, which is why you cannot view their profile.

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