First thing, this does NOT require a "custom url," you can do this with nothing but the user number.
Now, open the conversation with the user who you suspect has blocked you and click on their name:
It should open a larger conversation window. Copy the number in the URL:
Then go to this page:
https://www.facebook.com/settings
Press F12 and paste the following, changing "000000000000000" to the number you copied from the URL.
Code document.getElementById('contentArea').innerHTML='<a href="#" rel="dialog" ajaxify="/ajax/friends/inactive/dialog?id=000000000000000" role="button">Blocked?</a>';
It should now look like this:
Click the word, "Blocked?"
If the person has blocked you, you will see this in the window at the bottom (where you pasted the code):
If the person has a deactivated account, it will bring this up this messagebox:
Impressive in the sense that you knew how to do this, however non-practical in my circumstances since I could not give 1/10th of a fuck if some cuntfuck blocked me
(Jul 5, 2014 03:03 AM)d4rkj4y Wrote: Impressive in the sense that you knew how to do this, however non-practical in my circumstances since I could not give 1/10th of a fuck if some cuntfuck blocked me
Well, in some cases you'd want to know if they've deactivated your account.
Another, easier way, that I've discovered: if you've ever chatted with them and they blocked you, it will still show their picture in chat. If they've deactivated their account, it will show a "no-avatar" type picture (the white silhouette of a person with a grey background).
Or, you know, copy the url to their profile, log out of facebook and then go to their profile again....
(Jul 5, 2014 11:16 AM)Extr22 Wrote: Or, you know, copy the url to their profile, log out of facebook and then go to their profile again....
If they have their profile set to private, I don't believe that won't work.
(Jul 5, 2014 11:17 AM)IcYSeptember Wrote: If they have their profile set to private, I don't believe that won't work.
Ah, yes, that might be true actually.
I find it useless since when people block you, you can't see their profile so you'll know they blocked you
There are easier ways to do this. Just saying.
For example if I type in graph.facebook.com/theiruserid
it will say if the account exists or not. If it exists then they blocked you.
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This is a nice method on how to tell that people blocked you, But i go for the easy way and ask a friend to check if there account has been deactivated.
Regards,
-Stem
(Jul 7, 2014 05:39 PM)neil5050 Wrote: There are easier ways to do this. Just saying.
For example if I type in graph.facebook.com/theiruserid
it will say if the account exists or not. If it exists then they blocked you.
This only works when a user has a custom url, eg, "www.facebook.com/zuck"
Jul 8, 2014 03:08 PM
(This post was last modified: Jul 8, 2014 03:08 PM by neil5050.)
(Jul 7, 2014 09:22 PM)IcYSeptember Wrote: This only works when a user has a custom url, eg, "www.facebook.com/zuck"
wrong sir ->
for example (custom url not enabled)
http://graph.facebook.com/4
will do the same as (custom url enabled)
http://graph.facebook.com/zuck
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(Jul 8, 2014 03:08 PM)neil5050 Wrote: wrong sir ->
for example (custom url not enabled)
http://graph.facebook.com/4
will do the same as (custom url enabled)
http://graph.facebook.com/zuck
Ah, that must new. It didn't work for me when I tried it before I made this tutorial.
(Jul 8, 2014 03:55 PM)IcYSeptember Wrote: Ah, that must new. It didn't work for me when I tried it before I made this tutorial.
Not new -> because I wrote an app that used this same concept that basically shows me every single person that removed/blocked/deactivated their account on my friendlist.
This method using graph has been existing for a while. Its a way faster method.
My app looks like this
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(Jul 5, 2014 11:17 AM)IcYSeptember Wrote: If they have their profile set to private, I don't believe that won't work. in that case I'll be using one of my class fellows' account which is always open in one of the 4 browsers installed in my pc ;)
OP! really good share & don't give up the efforts :)
This is one of the many available methods for doing this, some simpler than others - this does work. Nice share.
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