How can you find out who blocked you on facebook?

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That's one of the functions not provided but Facebook. You cannot be notified when someone unfriends...

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How do I find out who blocked me on Facebook?

Are there any apps to find out who blocked me on Facebook? Thanks.

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Sorry dear, it is not possible yet, may be this feature is coming with latest version of Facebook ....

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How can i find the contacts i blocked from facebook ?

i do'nt know how to look for the contacts i blocked from my facebook account...

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Here: https://www.facebook.com/settings/?tab=p…

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He might have his account set on "private" making it impossible to find him through the search...

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We live in a cold world.

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Can someone find old messeages on facebook??!? even if you blocked them?

like when you x out a message or "leave conversation" and delete it on yours can the other person still see it? or is it gone for good?? what if you blocked them or if they blocked you can they still ssee messages? but when you block someone...

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No, both of you can't see it.

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How to find out if someone has blocked you on facebook?

hiya iv tryed this q in the internet section and no1 is arnswering so.....does anyone know how to see who has blocked you on facebook? i was just wondering cause i think someone might of blocked me thats all i have tryed searching their name and comes...

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If someone has blocked you, you wouldn't be able to see their profile at all... Do they not come up...

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How do you find out whether your friend blocked you or deactivated their account on Facebook?

I did some research and apparently if someone blocks you, it means that you'd be deleted from their friend list, so you two would no longer be friends(even if that person unblocks you later, you guys would have to send friend requests again in order...

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I believe that FB recently changed their privacy policy and made all the profiles public. Even if your...

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I can't find someone I blocked on facebook on my block-list anymore?

The person couldn't have blocked me because I'm the one who blocked. FB still behaves like I blocked the person and the name doesn't appear on search. Why isn't the ...show more

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because that alt account was deleted

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What applications can I use to find out if someone blocked me on Facebook (or view their profiles)?

I am looking for facebook applications that will tell me if someone has blocked me. I heard of an application called FindXFriend but it appears that it is no longer available. The reason is I want to know if the person even has a profile or not. Also...

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The easiest way to determine whether somebody has blocked you is to request them as a friend. This will...

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