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a question about facebook: (Original Post) elleng May 2014 OP
Nope. CaliforniaPeggy May 2014 #1
Thanks, CalPeg. elleng May 2014 #2
Not unless frogmarch May 2014 #3
Thanks. elleng May 2014 #4
To be safe, assume it will be read by exactly whom you do not want to read it dr.strangelove May 2014 #5
I don't mind if anyone reads my posts, and I don't post publicly stuff I don't want 'out there.' elleng May 2014 #6
Just wanted to add here... pipi_k May 2014 #7
Thought so. elleng May 2014 #8

CaliforniaPeggy

(149,643 posts)
1. Nope.
Wed May 28, 2014, 06:05 PM
May 2014

Once someone blocks someone else, neither one of them can see the other.

Thank goodness!

my dear elleng...

elleng

(130,995 posts)
2. Thanks, CalPeg.
Wed May 28, 2014, 06:08 PM
May 2014

I am careful what I say, and wouldn't mind if A saw my posts, but curious what A knows about my day-to-day.

frogmarch

(12,154 posts)
3. Not unless
Wed May 28, 2014, 06:13 PM
May 2014

A and B have a common Fb friend, whom I'll call C. Then, if B posts on C's status, A will be able to read B's post. B will also be able to read any posts that A puts on C's status.

dr.strangelove

(4,851 posts)
5. To be safe, assume it will be read by exactly whom you do not want to read it
Thu May 29, 2014, 11:00 AM
May 2014

Facebook has so many wholes in it, mostly caused by common friends comments, sharing and such. If A says something about B, or says something she does not want B to know, assume B will know. Just don;t put things on facebook you do not want public.

elleng

(130,995 posts)
6. I don't mind if anyone reads my posts, and I don't post publicly stuff I don't want 'out there.'
Thu May 29, 2014, 11:24 AM
May 2014

This is a personal thing, me blocked by someone, and just curious whether she can read my posts. IF she could, MAYBE she'd learn it's stupid to block me? Guess that won't happen.

Thanks

pipi_k

(21,020 posts)
7. Just wanted to add here...
Thu May 29, 2014, 11:49 AM
May 2014

that if A does a full block on B, not only can't they see each other's posts, but it also makes each non-existent to the other.

IOW, A can do a search for B's name on Facebook, and it's like the person never signed up. Same the other way around.


Also...what that means is that even if A comments on C's Facebook page where B is also C's friend, B will NOT see A's comment. Nor will A see B's comments.

In essence, full blocking wipes out any trace of the person you blocked, and makes you invisible to him/her.


I've tested this well, believe me...

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