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How to block someone from a page on Facebook
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Has someone been flooding your Facebook page with spam posts and comments? You don’t need to keep deleting them manually – follow these steps to block someone from your Facebook page.
Blocking – or banning – someone from your Facebook page means they’ll no longer be able to publish to your page, like or comment on posts on the page, message the page or like the page. They will, however, still be able to share content from your page elsewhere on Facebook.
Facebook is currently rolling out its New Pages experience, but the new way of running a page isn’t available to many of us yet.
For this reason, we’ll be covering how to block users in both the Classic version and New Pages in this guide. Keep reading to learn how to ban users from your page in Classic Facebook, or scroll to the Troubleshooting section at the bottom for two easy ways to block people from a New Pages page…
What you’ll need:
The Short Version
How to block someone from a page on Facebook
Step1
Open Facebook
These instructions are for Facebook pages in the Classic Page format, but you can also block people in Facebook’s New Pages experience. Scroll to the bottom of this page for further information.
Step2
Go to your page
You should see it listed under the Your Pages section.
Step3
Click Settings
Scroll down under the Manage Page header.
Step4
Click People And Other Pages
You may need to scroll again.
Step5
Tick the box next to the name of the person/people you want to block
You can scroll to find the person you want to block or type their name into the search box to the right.
Step6
Click the Gear icon
This is next to the search bar.
Step7
Click Ban From Page
You can also choose to remove them from the page’s likes, though they’ll be able to like it again.
Step8
Hit Confirm
That’s it! They’ve been blocked from your page.
Troubleshooting
If you’re using Facebook’s New Pages experience, you can also block someone from your page’s list of followers.To do this, simply head into your page, click ‘Followers’, find the person you want to block and click the three dots next to their name. Then click ‘Block’.
Another way to block someone in the New Pages experience is via an unwanted comment on your page.Just find that person’s comment in a post and hover over their profile photo. Click the three dots when they come up and click ‘Block’.
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