Does blocking get rid of comments?

Yes, after you block someone, their likes and comments will be removed from your photos and videos. Unblocking someone won’t restore their previous likes and comments.

What happens when you block comments?

When you block someone from commenting, they can still view your photos and videos. Any new comments from them won’t be visible to anyone else except for them.

How do I stop people from liking and commenting on Facebook?

Type the name of the person that you want to block from commenting into the input field under “Hide This From.” Click the blue “Save Setting” button. This prevents the selected user from commenting on all your posts, including status updates and photos.

Why can’t I comment on a friend’s Facebook post?

Timeline and Tagging Now you might occasionally have a problem commenting on your friend’s post because they might have adjusted the privacy settings to prevent anyone but her from posting on her timeline. The friends that they follow can see their timeline, but cannot comment on anything they have posted.

Can a blocked person see my comments on a mutual friends post?

People you block on Facebook cannot see anything you publish on the platform – your comments, posts, and shares, etc. They won’t see your content, even if it involves a mutual friend.

When I block someone on Facebook do their comments disappear?

When you block someone, your old posts and comments are hidden from their view — be it on their timeline or anywhere else. Similarly, their posts, comments, likes, etc. will vanish from your feed. Everything between you and the blocked person will disappear from your point of view.

How do I restrict certain comments?

“You can restrict someone by swiping left on a comment, through the Privacy tab in Settings, or directly on the profile of the account you intend to restrict. Once Restrict is enabled, comments on your posts from a person you have restricted will only be visible to that person.

How do I restrict someone from commenting on Facebook?

How to ban someone from commenting on my Facebook posts and ads via page settings:

1. Go to People and Other Pages.
2. Select Banned People and Pages from the drop down menu.
3. Select + Ban a Person.
4. Type in the name of the person you want to block. Double check the profile picture matches that of the person you want to block.

How do you make it so only friends can comment?

To change who can comment on your public posts:

1. Tap in the top right of Facebook.
2. Scroll down and tap Settings.
3. Below Audience and Visibility, tap Followers and Public Content.
4. In the Who Can Follow Me section, tap Public or Friends.

How do I restrict someone from liking my posts on Facebook?

How to hide your likes on Facebook

1. Log into your Facebook account and navigate to your personal page.
2. On the toolbar under your cover photo, hover over “More” and then click “Likes” from the dropdown menu.
3. Click the pencil icon, then select “Edit the Privacy of Your Likes.”

Can Facebook ban you from commenting?

It can get you blocked for commenting on something that went against the privacy policy of hate comments or harassment of any kind breaching the protocol for safe surfing.

How do you deal with an argumentative person?

Be ready to compromise. Ideally, you and whomever you’re arguing with can conclude the conversation on a positive note. In order for this to occur, you’ll likely both need to adjust your positions and metaphorically give up a bit of ground. Be sure you understand the perspective or position of the other person.

What happens when you have an argument with your partner?

They start what seems like a simple conversation, and within minutes it escalates into criticism, blame, hostility, or stonewalling. It’s not just couples either – unwanted arguments happen in families, between friends, and at work. With some skill, though, you can learn to stop them, so you can get on with solving the real concerns.

What are the benefits of taking time to think during arguments?

Taking time to think allows your body to calm down. It also sends a message that you care enough to at least consider someone else’s point of view, which is calming for the other person in the argument. 2. “You may be right.”

What are some destructive things people do in arguments?

There are lots of destructive things that people do in arguments that tend to make conflict worse rather than help resolve it. Try to avoid any of the following: Stonewalling. This is a total withdrawal and refusal to discuss the issue. It usually leaves the conversation with nowhere to go.