How Do I Bypass Facebook Blocks
Once you’ve been banned on Facebook, it’s almost difficult to reach the individual in question: it’s as if their profile no longer exists (at least for the blocked person).
How you would want to explain the issue with those who blocked you, in order to reestablish the relationship that formerly existed with the latter, you are wondering how to avoid blocking a person on Facebook, and I am happy to inform you that you have arrived at the right place at the right moment. In reality, in the following paragraphs, I will disclose several “tricks” that may be helpful to you while attempting to contact a user who has chosen to ban your account on the world’s most popular social network.
Before we begin, consider this: if someone has banned you on Facebook, he clearly no longer wants to communicate with you or display you the material he posts on the social network. As a result, carefully evaluate if it is worthwhile to attempt to connect with the user in question. With that stated, I’d say we can get down to business: sit down, spend as much time as you need to concentrate on reading this lesson, and most importantly, put the ‘advice’ I’ll offer you into action. There is nothing more for me to do except wish you a pleasant reading experience and, above all, wish you the best of success in everything!
Use Google to look for public information.
One of the first methods that I suggest you attempt to get over a person’s Facebook blocking, particularly if you just want to view the most recent articles that he has put on his page, is to look for public information on Google (or with any other search engine). However, while conducting this operation, I recommend that you activate incognito navigation in navigator (if you don’t know how, follow the steps in this tutorial), that you do not log into your Facebook account, and that you visit the site as a guest user (which allows you to avoid the block that has affected you)
After creating a fresh incognito session in the browser and connecting to the Google home page, put the following search phrases into the search box situated in the middle of the page: « [[first and last name of the person who banned you] Facebook (for example, Mario Rossi Facebook ) and click the magnifying glass icon to begin the search.
On the screen that appears, you will see the results of the search you just performed: just check for the link corresponding to the profile of the person you are searching for (in the event of homonymy, there may be several profiles with the same name) and click on it. – With the privacy settings set to Public, you will be able to view all of your basic information, including content and shared posts, as if by “magic.”
Make a second Facebook account.
Make a second Facebook profile. It is yet another method for getting over a person’s blocking on the well-known social network. However, before carrying out this operation, I would like to inform you that it constitutes a violation of the Facebook terms of service, which, as you are aware, do not let you to establish two accounts (much less if one of the two is “fake”). As a result, the following information should be regarded as illustrative only: I’m not responsible for how you use it, okay?
To establish a second Facebook account, you must follow the same steps you took when you first joined the social network. If you are currently signed in to Facebook, you must first log out: If you’re using a mobile device, click the button (), scroll through the displayed screen, then tap Outside. If you are functioning as a PC, click on the symbol() in the upper right corner and choose the item Outside from the menu that appears.
At this stage, activate the voice. Join Facebook (if you’re using a mobile device) and fill out the registration form as directed: Enter your first and last name in the appropriate text boxes, the e-mail or cell phone number you wish to register with (obviously, they must be distinct from your “primary” account), the password you want to use to log in, your birthdate, and whether you are a man or a woman. Click the button. Create an account and follow the steps to finish the registration process.
To finish the registration, enter the Confirmation code that you will get in the email address or mobile phone number that you gave at registration and click the Follow button. If any stage is unclear to you, go to the tutorials in which I explain how to establish Facebook accounts and how to create two Facebook profiles: there you will find more information that will undoubtedly be helpful in moving forward without incident.
Request assistance from a common buddy.
Request that a buddy log in to your Facebook profile. Another “technique” you may use to see the Facebook profile of the person who banned you is to use one of those who blocked you using their account. If feasible, ask someone who has a mutual connection with the individual who blocked you on social media, i.e. a user who has the person in issue on their Facebook friends list (to be sure that they have not also blocked the latter).
If your buddy chooses to work with you, all they have to do is go onto their account, discover the profile of the person who banned you by putting the name and surname into the social network’s search box at the top, and then click on the relevant search result. If your buddy is especially helpful, you might urge him to contact the person who blocked him on his behalf, inquiring as to why he made the decision.
I recommend that if the friend you share with the person who blocked you on Facebook refuses to allow you to access the person’s profile using their account and/or send a message to the user in question, you do not insist: you risk losing your friendship with the latter, further complicating the situation. Understand?
Contact people who have banned you on Facebook in other methods.
If you’ve been banned on Facebook and want to know why, you may try contacting them in other ways. Whoever has blocked you may have done so by mistake and does not know how to cancel the block (in this case, you can advise them to follow the “tips” in my guide on how to unblock someone on Facebook), or they may have done so as a result of a misunderstanding, and once the situation has been resolved, you may be willing to lift the blockade.
Even if you’ve been blocked on Facebook, try to contact the user who blocked you on other platforms: for example, you can use other platforms with which you’re in contact, such as WhatsApp, Telegram, WeChat, or Skype (as long as they haven’t blocked you from these services as well! ), calling him on the phone, or, better yet, meeting him in person to clarify the situation. vis-à-vis.
If the person who blocked you on Facebook permits you to contact him, ask him why he did it and, depending on his response, assure him that you would do all in your power not to disturb him again. If he blocked you because you sent him too many messages, assure him that you will not do it again; if, on the other hand, he was upset by your publishing, promise him that you will remove it and will never longer post similar material. So, obviously, keep your word!
One Last thought
If the person who banned you on Facebook shows a wish not to reverse the block, respect his decision: who knows, maybe in the future he will be able to unblock him on Facebook of his own free will.
