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How to Block Friend Requests on Facebook

By Matthew Lynch
June 4, 2023
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Facebook is one of the most popular social media platforms around the world. With millions of users from different parts of the world, it’s an excellent way to keep in touch with friends and family, share personal pictures and life experiences, and discover the latest news and trends. However, with its popularity also comes its potential dangers, like countless friend requests from strangers or people that you don’t want to be friends with. Facebook has provided some settings that can help you block friend requests, and here is a guide on how to use them.

1. Change your “Who can send you friend requests?” setting.

The first step in blocking friend requests is to limit who can send them to you. To do this, go to your Facebook profile and click on the “Settings” button. Then click on “Privacy” on the left-hand side of the page. From there, scroll down until you see the “Who can send you friend requests?” option. You will then be given three options: “Everyone,” “Friends of friends,” or “Friends Only.” To restrict friend requests, select the “Friends Only” option.

2. Limit your Profile visibility.

Another way to control who can send you friend requests is by manipulating your Facebook profile visibility settings. By setting your profile to “Friends Only,” you can reduce the number of friend requests that you receive from strangers. To do this, go to your Facebook profile and click on the “About” button. Then, select the “Edit” button beside the “Intro” box, and set the visibility setting for each item in your profile to “Friends Only.”

3. Block someone from sending you a friend request.

If you’re getting unwanted friend requests from a particular person, you can block them from sending any more requests. To do this, go to their profile page and click on the three dots located at the upper right corner. Click the “Block” button and select “Block user” on the pop-up window.

4. Report a fake account.

If you’re getting continuous unwanted friend requests from fake accounts, then you will have to report the account to Facebook. Go to the profile of the fake account you wish to report, and click on the three dots at the upper right corner of their profile. Then click on “Find support or report”. On the pop-up window, select the “Report profile” option, and then follow the instructions provided.

Conclusion

Blocking friend requests on Facebook is relatively easy with the help of these settings. If you find yourself receiving constant friend requests from unwanted people, it’s important to control your privacy settings to ensure your safety on this social media platform. Be careful not to add any strangers and remember that it’s always better to be safe than sorry.

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