Why does Facebook make you wait 48 hours to block someone?

Why do you have to wait 48 hours to block someone on Facebook? – Quora. The reason is to prevent abuse. Facebook’s 48-hour waiting period, although annoying, prevents a bad actor from abusing someone, then blocking them to avoid being called out or reported, then unblocking them and doing it all over again.

What is a Facebook jail?

Users that run afoul of Facebook’s rules can spend time in what many now call “Facebook Jail,” losing commenting and posting abilities for from 24 hours to 30 days or, in more serious cases, lose their accounts indefinitely. Facebook doesn’t release the number of accounts it restricts.

What happens when you block someone on a Facebook group?

Things are slightly different for groups. While you or the blocked person won’t be able to add the other person to a new group, you will still remain part of common groups. And strangely, the blocked person can see your comments and posts in common groups, but you cannot view anything related to them (posts, comments, likes, etc.).

How many friends can you have on Facebook at once?

You should keep in mind, there’s a strict Facebook policy towards friends relationship. People are considered to be friends only if both of them have consented to. Otherwise, one of them is just a follower of another. This means, limits and bans differ for pages, groups, and individuals. Friend request limit: 1000 at a time.

What to do if your Facebook account has been blocked?

Facebook’s blocked the Ads Manager, and you set up a new one. In most cases your ID is required to remove the ban, so it is better to get an old account unblocked, rather than create news accounts, as the latter can evoke additional sanctions.

Why does Facebook keep changing my account limits?

The limits are not exact not only because Facebook keeps changing them, but also because they’re calculated on an individual basis. You shouldn’t rely too much on these numbers, as they’re just a milestone to set your own restrictions.