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MajorGeeks.Com » Overview» Tutorials and Video Guides » How to Restrict Someone From Seeing Your Posts on Facebook

How to Restrict Someone From Seeing Your Posts on Facebook

By Timothy Tibbetts

on 06/15/2023

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We all have that one friend. You make a post about a certain subject, and here comes the narcissist to make their opinions known to all. You can unfollow them, but that doesn't stop them from seeing or commenting on your posts. Another option would be to add them to a Restricted List permanently or when you make a new post.

The Restricted List allows you to make posts to your friends, and anyone on that list won't see your posts. The only limitation is that any public posts, posts on a friend's timeline, or posts you are tagged in will be seen. In other words, restricted lists only work when you make a new post.

How to Restrict Someone From Seeing Your Posts on Facebook - When Posting

Begin by creating a new post. The default setting for a new post Friends meaning all your friends will see your post.



Click the dropdown box next to Friends.

Click on Friends except...



Select as many people as you want not to see your post.

Each person you select will have a red - (minus) next to their name and be listed individually at the bottom.



Smartphones will look different than our Desktop photos, but it's the same.

How to Restrict Someone From Seeing Your Posts on Facebook - Restricted List

Click Settings > Settings & Privacy > Settings > Blocking.

You can also open https://www.facebook.com/settings?tab=blocking

Click on Edit List.



Click on Friends from the dropdown list.

Click on anyone on the list, and a blue checkmark will appear. You can also search for friends from the top.

Click on Finish when you're done.



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