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Once you block someone, that person can no longer see things you post on your timeline, tag you, invite you to events or groups, chat with you or add you as a friend. You block that person for a few reasons:
- That person bullies you on facebook
- Saying something bad, horrible to you like bad words, swear words, etc.
- Another person invites you to the group that has a person that you hate If you hate that person in that group, If you block him, it may not be deleted in the group
- In real life you hate that person
If that person does that to you, you have the freedom of choice to block that person. I TOTALLY agree.
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How do you block messages from a person on facebook without deleting them?
how to block messages of unknown person on facebook
Does Facebook block your ip address?
yes, Facebook temporarily blok the IP address.
How do you block someone from sending you messages on facebook?
You can stop someone by sending message only by blocking that person from your Facebook. Messages will only be stopped when you block the person who is stalking.
How do you get Facebook if it is blocked?
This depends a lot on which method that has been used to block facebook. You might get in trouble if you manage to bypass this blocade. I am sure that if you can legitimate your use of facebook, then your network manager will make this possible/available to you.
How do you know if someone has blocked you on facebook?
Block PeopleIf you block someone, they will not be able to find you in a Facebook search, see your profile, or interact with you through Facebook channels (such as Wall posts, Poke, etc.). Any Facebook ties you currently have with a person you block will be broken (for example, friendship connections, Relationship Status, etc.). Note that blocking someone may not prevent all communications and interactions in third-party applications, and does not extend to elsewhere on the Internet.(this is straight from facbook.com under the privacy settings)
