See Blocked Facebook
See Blocked Facebook.
Action 1, Open your inbox. With this approach, we will determine whether we have actually been blocked by searching for hints in Facebook's built-in messaging solution. To start, open your inbox. Afterwards, @[click here and See All your inbox.
* If you have actually just recently connected with your buddy, your discussion will go to or near the top of the drop-down food selection that shows. In this case, you could click your discussion to bring it up in a tiny conversation box at the end of the home window.
* Keep in mind that this approach needs you to have had a previous conversation with your pal. If you haven't exchanged messages with the person concerned over Facebook, you will not have a conversation background in which to try to find ideas.
Step 2, Locate a past discussion with the buddy in question. When you have accessed your inbox, you will desire to find any previous correspondence you have actually had with this buddy. This can be a private one on one message or a group message that they responded to - all that is very important is that they sent out a message of their very own as part of the discussion. Discussions that they review but did not respond to are sadly useless.
* If you can not locate a conversation with your close friend by scrolling through the checklist of discussions at the left of the inbox, you could want to try making use of the search bar on top left to browse your message background for your friend's name or various other key words.
Action 3, Look for a "default" account photo and/or an un-clickable profile web link. Every entrance in your discussion history must have the poster's name and account photo at the top of it. Take a look at one of your friend's entries - the problem of his/her name and profile picture can inform you whether you have actually been obstructed or whether he or she's profile has been erased.
* If your close friend's account image is still visible, but his/her name is greyed out as well as can not be clicked to access his/her account, you have actually likely been obstructed.
* If, on the other hand, your good friend's name isn't really clickable, yet his/her profile image is readied to the "default" Facebook picture (androgynous white silhouette versus light blue background), she/he has probably removed his or her account. The only choice - that she/he blocked you and also removed his/her account picture - is really unlikely.
* If your friend's messages bear the name "Facebook User", instead than his/her actual name, s/he has certainly deleted his/her account.