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How to Unblock Someone on Facebook who Blocked You

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How to Unblock Someone on Facebook who Blocked You: People block others on Facebook for a list of reasons. But if you discover they have become less annoying, you may want to unblock them. If you have no idea on how to unblock someone on Facebook, then we have designed this article for you, it's going to take you through steps to unblock someone on both the Facebook mobile app and on the Facebook website. 


How to unblock on Facebook

Part 1:How to unblock someone on an iOS/Android device.



Step 1. Open Facebook on your iOS / Android device.

Step 2. Tap , scroll down and tap Settings. Select Account Settings.



Step 3. Tap on Blocking.



Step 4. Then on this page, you’ll see a list of people that you’ve blocked in the past. Select the one you want to unblock, tap on Unblock and confirm. That’s it!

Part 2. How to Unblock Someone on Facebook on Computer

Step 1. Go to www.facebook.com, and sign in your account.

Step 2. Click drop down arrow in the top-right side of the Facebook window, and click Settings.


Step 3. Click on Blocking, you’ll see the name of each person that you’ve blocked in Block users section. Select the one you want to unblock and click Unblock button.


Step 4. Confirm your operation.


If you unblock a person, you can re-block him/her after 48 hours.

The steps listed above will help you unblock someone.
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I Forgot my Facebook Account Password

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I Forgot my Facebook Account Password: Without a password manger, remembering numerous passwords for various platforms can be quite a handful.What to do if you've forgotten your Facebook password. You can't really recover your forgotten Facebook password, but you can recover the account and reset your password in pretty easy steps. In this tutorial, we would be taking you through steps for password recovery:


How to Recover Forgotten Facebook Password

Recovering Your Password
  • After your log in attempt was unsuccessful, Facebook shows you a “Recover Your Account” button under the password field. Go ahead and click that.
  • Next, Fill in the email address you used to sign up for your Facebook account in the appropriate field, and then click the “Search” button.
  • If a match is found, it shows you on the results screen. Click the “This Is My Account” button.
  • Depending on the  information you provided when you set up your account (and the security settings you enabled), you are likely to be  presented with different options to reset your password. Choose one of the methods, and then click the “Continue” button.
  • Next, Facebook would send a code by email.
Upon receiving the code in the email you used to set up your account, you can click the “Click here to change your password” link, and then copy the reset code and paste it into the Facebook site. Alternatively, just click the “Change Password” button in the email and avoid  the whole code entry process.
  • You will be lead to a screen prompting you to type a new password. Enter a strong password, and then click the “Continue” button.


Resetting Active Sessions After Changing Your Password

After the process of password reset on Facebook, you have the option to log out of active sessions on other devices or stay logged in.

If you are convinced your account is safe, and know you just forgot the password, you may not want to go through the hassle of signing in again on other devices, go ahead and select the “Stay Logged In” option.

If you feel unsure about the safety of you account , choose the “Log Out Of Other Devices” option instead. This signs out all current sessions on your PC, phone, tablet, and you’ll need to sign in on them again using your new password.


The next steps are to help you secure your account. If you suspect that someone may have had access to your account and had your information tampered with, Facebook can check to see whether there are any recent changes to your basic information (name, profile picture, and so on), installed apps, and your activity.


That’s it. Click “Go To News Feed” and its done.


That would be all you need to do to get your account back, after you forgot your password.
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How to Change Language in Facebook Login Page

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Facebook probably supports your own language so that you can read everything in what's comfortable to you. If you've already changed your Facebook language, you can also read Facebook in English (or any language) again in just a few easy steps.

There are two primary ways to choose a different language for Facebook. If you're on a computer, you can do so from the Language area of your account settings or from the News Feed page. However, if you're using the mobile app, the steps are entirely different between Android and iOS.


There are even lots of languages you can choose from that most websites don't support, like Zaza, Malti, Brezhoneg, Hausa, Af-Soomaali, Galego, Basa Jawa, Cymraeg, and upside-down English.

Picking a Different Language to Use on Facebook
It's easy to change the language in which Facebook displays text. Either access the Language Settings page through this link and then skip down to Step 4 or follow these steps in order:


 

  • Click or tap the arrow on the far right side of the Facebook menu bar, to the right of the Quick Help question mark.
  • Select Settings at the bottom of that menu.
  • Choose the Language tab on the left.
  • On the very first line, the one that reads "What language do you want to use Facebook in?", select Edit off to the right.
  • Choose a language from the drop-down menu.
  • Click or tap the blue Save Changes button to apply the new language to Facebook.

Another way to change the language you see on Facebook is via the News Feed:
 

Scroll down enough that the menu on the right, between the feed and the chat box, shows a language section. There are popular languages there that you can choose from, like English, Spanish, German, and Portuguese. Click one and confirm it with the Change Language button that appears.

Another option is to click the plus (+) sign to see all of the supported languages. Select a language from that screen to immediately apply it to your Facebook.

If you're using Facebook on a mobile browser, you can change the language from the menu button:

 

  • Tap the menu button at the very top right corner.
  • Scroll all the way down until you reach the very last section of the settings, and then tap Language (the first option that uses two letters as the icon).
  • Pick a language from the list to immediately change Facebook to that language.
  • Another place you can change the language for Facebook is if you're using the Android app. Just open the settings and select any language from the list.

 

Changing the Language From the Android App

  • Tap the menu button at the very top right corner of the app.
  • Scroll down toward the bottom of the menu and choose Settings & Privacy
  • Tap Language in the smaller menu that shows up.
  • Pick a language from the list.
If you're on an iPhone, you cannot change the language of Facebook through the mobile app. Instead, Facebook uses whatever language your phone is set up to use, so to change it you have to pick a different language for your entire phone. Do this through the Settings app via General > Language & Region > iPhone Language.

How to Change the Facebook Language Back to English

Did you change Facebook to a language you don't understand? Don't worry, you can translate Facebook back into English pretty quickly even if you don't understand any of the menus or settings.

One option is to run Facebook through a translator service so that the entire site translates to English on the fly, with the intention of making things a lot easier to read. However, that doesn't always works so great, plus it's not permanent.

The other way to change Facebook to English is to poke around the settings using language-independent directions:



Here's what to do (from a computer):

  • Open this link to jump right to the language settings.
  • Open the drop-down menu at the top of that page and pick the English option you want.
  • Click the blue button below that menu to save the changes so that Facebook will translate back to English.

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How to Tell when you Are Unfriended on Facebook

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How to Tell when you Are Unfriended on Facebook: The ability to remove and block Facebook friends is handy, but the site doesn’t make it easy to find out if other people have blocked or removed you as a friend. That’s understandable, since finding out that a certain someone has banished you from their digital world isn’t exactly the nicest feeling in the world.

How to Tell when you Are Unfriended on Facebook

After all, it might not be personal in the slightest – they may have simply deactivated or deleted their Facebook account.
  • Search for the former one-time Facebook friend in your inbox and, if they’re still on Facebook and haven’t blocked you, their profile picture and name will appear under the More People heading.
  • When you block someone, they lose the ability to start a Facebook chat with you. So, by that reckoning, if you still have the option to message someone you’re no longer friends with – not that you’d want to – you haven’t been blocked, simply unfriended.
  • However, even if your suspect doesn’t appear in Messenger when you search their name, it still doesn’t necessarily mean they’ve blocked you. 
  • They may have instead left Facebook completely. By scrolling back through your old messages, you may stumble across greyed-out profile pictures labelled Facebook User.
  • These belong to people who used to be Facebook friends with you, but are no longer members of the social network.
You can find out who these dormant profiles used to belong to by clicking the grey icons, reading through your message history and going for a stroll down memory lane.

Facebook has, quite simply, done a good job of protecting the identities of friend blockers.

The site’s handy privacy settings, which allow you to control who can find your profile through search, who can add you as a friend, and how much of your page others can see, make it almost impossible to work out if you’ve been blocked, or if they’ve locked down their profile for everyone.

Your best bet could be to ask a mutual friend if they have access to the suspect’s profile, and compare notes on what you can see, and what they can.
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How to Add an Admin to a Facebook Group

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How to Add an Admin to a Facebook Group: Some Facebook groups are probably best administered by you and you alone. For example, if you created a fan club group for your dog, you may not wish anyone else to be an admin. If, however, you and several of your friends run a social group together, it may make more sense for each of them to also be an administrator. Facebook lets you add administrators for your group -- and also remove them later, if you wish.


How to Add an Admin to a Facebook Group

  • Sign in to the Facebook account on which you are an administrator for the group in question.
  • Navigate to the Facebook group and then click the "See All" link in the Members section on the right side of the page. This displays a list of all the current group members.
  • Click "Remove Admin" beside the name of any group admin whom you wish to remove. Click "Okay" in the small window that opens to confirm that you wish to remove this person as an admin.
  • Click "Make Admin" beside the name of any group member whom you wish to make into an admin for the group. Click "Make Admin" in the small window that opens to confirm this decision.
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Pinterest Button

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 Explore your interests to find the right ideas for you. As you discover new things to try, you’ll get personalized recommendations picked from the billions of ideas already on Pinterest.

Easily save and organize your ideas in any way you want. You can plan for family dinners, home makeovers, weekend getaways and anything else you want to try.


If you're having trouble accessing your account, follow these steps: 
  • Go to pinterest.com/logout to make sure you're logged out
  • Go to pinterest.com/password/reset and find your account
  • Click "Send a password reset email"
  • Check the email account you use with Pinterest for a password reset email
  • Follow the steps in the email to reset your password
  • Log in to Pinterest with your new password

Logging in with a new device? 
Your email and password are your primary tools for logging into Pinterest. Make sure they’re up-to-date so that you don’t lose access to your account.

To change your email address:
  • Click the three-dot button at the top of Pinterest to open your menu
  • Click Settings to open your settings
  • Enter your new email address in the box
  • Click Save Settings when finished
  • We’ll send a confirmation email to the old address and you’ll need to confirm your address before you can use it to log in.

If you aren’t getting the confirmation email, let us know.

To change your password:

  • Click the three-dot button at the top of Pinterest to open your menu
  • Click Settings to open your settings
  • Click Change your password…
  • Enter your current password, followed by your new password (twice, to confirm)
  • Click Change Password, then Save Settings
  • If you can’t remember your old password, you can request a password reset.

Forgot your Pinterest email 

Make sure you're logged out. Then, go to pinterest.com/password/reset and search for email addresses you may have used.
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Save Profile Photos for Facebook

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Facebook isn’t the best place for keeping your photos, but its convenience makes it a decent space for sharing them. If you want to download a photo you’ve uploaded (or even one your friend has uploaded), here’s how.


Download Individual Photos
Find the photo you want to download on Facebook. This can be any photo you can view on Facebook, no matter whether yours, a friend’s, or a complete stranger’s that has made their photos public. Just remember, unless you took the photo yourself, it doesn’t belong to you and you can’t do whatever you want with it.

  • Hover over the image until the photo’s (and the Like, Comment, and Share buttons at the bottom) appear.
  • Click the “Options” link in the bottom right corner, and then select the “Download” command.
  • The photo should now download in the highest resolution Facebook has on their servers.
  • On mobile apps, the process is similar. Open the photo you want to save, tap the three little dots in the top right corner, and then tap the “Save Photo” command.

Download All Your Photos At Once
Facebook also has a tool that lets you download all your data—including wall posts, chat messages, About You information, and, of course, photos. On the Facebook site, click the downward facing arrow in the top right corner, and then select the “Settings” option. You can also go directly to Facebook.com/Settings.

  • Click “Download a Copy of Your Facebook Data” at the bottom of the “General Account Settings” page.
  • Next, click the “Start My Archive” button.
  • You need to enter your password to verify. You’re then told that it will take Facebook a few moments to gather your data, and that they’ll email you when the archive is ready.
  • When the email arrives, click the link it provides.
  • On the resulting page, click the “Download” button, type your password again, and your archive will start downloading. If you’ve used Facebook a lot, the download could be quite large. 
The archive downloads as a .ZIP file. Extract it, and then navigate to the “Photos” folder.

Here, you’ll find sub-folders with every album and photo you’ve ever posted to Facebook. There are also HTML files you can open to show a rough, offline version of Facebook in your browser that might make the photos easier to scan.
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