You’re Temporarily Blocked (2024)

FAQs

What does it mean when Facebook says you're temporarily blocked? ›

According to their support page, Facebook may temporarily block users if: Something the person posted or shared seems suspicious or abusive to Facebook's security systems. The person's messages or friend requests were marked unwelcome. The person did something that doesn't follow Facebook's Community Standards.

Though we can't lift the block early, you can still view posts in your Feed at any time. We realize that most people who get temporary blocks just didn't know about our sharing policies. To avoid blocks like this in the future, the best thing you can do is review our Community Standards. Was this helpful?

Some of the most common reasons are mentioned below, You have sent lots of messages to random accounts. Your messages go against Facebook community standards. Your messenger account is being blocked by many accounts.

A temporary block stops all the transactions on your card. Your card number and details are preserved, making it easy to reverse. In case you are not certain if you have lost your card, a temporary block is recommended.

A temporary Facebook lock usually lasts for 24 to 48 hours. Your account will unlock as soon as you complete the instructions. If you haven't received the security code or experienced any other problem, contact Facebook.

Key Takeaways

If you can't find their profile, it could indicate that you've been blocked or their account no longer exists. Try using a new temporary Facebook profile to see if you can find the person's profile. If you can find it from the new account but not your main one, you're likely blocked.

The reason is that you followed a behavior pattern of spammers and scammers that were previously restricted on the platform – or, you've been hacked. Since Facebook doesn't provide users with exact practices to avoid, it might be unclear exactly why you are suspended.

While being blocked on Facebook can be uncomfortable, there is no quick way to unblock yourself. It is important to engage in polite communication through alternative channels or to give the person some space. Remember that their decision should be respected.

When you block someone's Facebook profile on Messenger, it also blocks their profile on Facebook. They won't be able to message, call or find your profile on Messenger or Facebook chat.

Your account may be temporarily blocked if you violate Facebook's Community Standards or Terms of Service. This suspension usually lasts for a maximum of 30 days, during which you will not be able to access your account. After the ban, you may be able to regain access to your account.

How to get unblocked from commenting on Facebook? ›

To do this, you must send an email to Facebook support and ask them to lift the restriction. Their email is [email protected] and [email protected]; explain to them your problem and how you can't post comments on Facebook due to the restriction.

Temporary blocks from sharing posts on Facebook can happen if you've: Posted a lot in a short amount of time. Shared posts that were marked as unwelcome. Shared something that goes against our Community Standards.

Facebook offers several options. You can hide someone's posts or unfollow that person, which means you remain "friends" but no longer see their posts on your News Feed. There's also the option to snooze someone's posts for 30 days. Or block someone so they can't see your posts or communicate with you.

Facebook takes the security of its users' accounts very seriously, and if it suspects that an account has been compromised, Facebook locks the account down until it can confirm the account is secure.

Your profile, photos, posts, videos, and all other account information will be hidden until you reactivate your account by logging back in. You can deactivate for as long or short of a duration as you want, whether it's a few weeks or several months. There's no limit on how long deactivation can last.