When you unfriend someone on Facebook can they add you again?

If you don’t want someone to see your profile, add you as a friend or send you a message, you can block them. Note: If you unfriend someone, you’ll also be removed from that person’s friends list. If you want to be friends with this person again, you’ll need to add them as a friend again. Was this helpful?

Why would an ex add you on social media?

They may be popping by out of friendly curiosity, to see what you’ve been up to. Or they may be checking in to see how you’re doing, as a way to gauge where you’re at in the breakup recovery process.

What’s the difference between unfriend and unfollow?

When you Unfriend someone, the person will be removed from your friends list, and you’ll be removed from theirs as well. When you Unfollow a person, you won’t see their posts in your News Feed, but you’ll still be friends with them on Facebook. You can also Unfollow a Page or group.

Can you tell if someone is looking at your old Facebook posts?

The CPS website says that someone constantly liking your old posts to the point where it leaves you feeling like you constantly have to be careful is an infringement on your freedom. Facebook stories will give you an insight into who is looking on your profile.

Can you see who is looking at your Facebook story?

Facebook stories will give you an insight into who is looking on your profile. Just like Snapchat and Instagram stories, you can see who’s looked at your Facebook story. So, if someone’s name comes up time and time again, and you already have your suspicions, it may confirm a few things for you.

Where and when have I been logged into Facebook?

According to Facebook’s Help Centre, users can manage all their logins in one place. To check where and when your account has been logged into you need to go to your security and login settings.

Why did Jason Birch get banned from Facebook forever?

Jason Birch just found himself banned from Facebook — forever. The social media giant won’t tell him why, but Birch thinks he knows where he went wrong. He says he’s learned from his “little” mistake and would like Facebook to lift the ban and accept his apology. And he’s not prepared to take no for an answer.