Showing posts with label How To Hide Accepted Friend Requests On Facebook Timeline. Show all posts
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How to recover my Instagram account

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How to recover my Instagram account
How to recover my Instagram account

How to recover a deleted Instagram account
David Alexander, Web Developer, Entrepreneur & Blogger ·
If the account has been deleted and by definition no longer exists then in short there is no way to recover the account.
If you see the Instagram terms of Service
How do I delete my account?
As of March 2018 they now state clearly
After you delete your account, you can't sign up again with the same username or add that username to another account, and we can't reactivate deleted accounts.
So once an account has been deleted the account username can be used again by yourself or anybody else.
This might look like somebody else reactivated and gained access to your account but isn’t the case, it’s a new account using your previously deleted username.

This allows them to clean up the usernames and allow people to re-register them.
Make sure to note the difference between deleted and disabled.
What can I do if my account has been disabled?
Their help page on the matter of a disabled account is different and states.
If your Instagram account was disabled, you’ll see a message telling you when you try to log in. Accounts that don't follow our Community Guidelines or Terms of Use may be disabled without warning. We suggest that you review the Community Guidelines carefully along with the posts on all accounts you've created.
If you think your account was disabled by mistake, you may be able to appeal the decision by opening the app, entering your username and password and following the on-screen instructions.
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If you don’t see a disabled message, you may be experiencing a login issue. If your account was deleted by you or someone with your password, there's no way to restore it. You can create a new account with the same email address you used before, but you may not be able to get the same username.
Hope that helps!

What is the limit of friends on Facebook

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                                      What is the limit of friends on Facebook
What is the limit of friends on Facebook
When Facebook Says You Have Too Many Friends
A client recently contacted us to design a cover photo for her personal Facebook profile. She’d reached her 5,000 friend limit on Facebook, but wanted visitors to know that they could use the ‘Subscribe’ function to keep up with her posts.
I immediately got critical, telling her that she should be using her page for crying out loud! Those 5,000 friends aren’t actually her friends, and she should be using Facebook to promote her business properly. (Research shows that we can really only handle 150 actual friends, so 5,000 is pretty excessive.)
I was wrong, though. See, they’re not looking to engage with her business. They’re looking to engage with her, as a person, and she wants to engage with them. And she’s not alone.

She’s pretty well known as an expert in her industry; an opinion leader. Each industry, issue, interest and ideology has its own opinion leaders. They are change agents and active media users. Opinion leaders engage with the media where their ideas are spread to the wider world of those who care about the industry, issue, interest or ideology. She helps filter ideas and information about her specific industry – with passion and unsurpassed dedication in both her personal and professional life.

Becoming a “fan” of her business’s page on Facebook doesn’t provide that degree of personal connection or level of influence.
The restriction on ‘friendships’ completely devalues the importance of the personal relationships we build with our clients, customers and colleagues.
Now, does my client want to see status updates and personal photos of those 5,000 friends? Definitely not. But she does love to see their posts about their professional lives – their travels, their problems and solutions, their suggestions to their friends. She’s an entrepreneur – and like any entrepreneur, the lines between “personal” (Facebook’s Profile) and “professional” (Facebook’s Page) are very, very blurry.
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With the new filtering and list making capabilities, she’s able to filterwhat she does and doesn’t want to see: it’s her choice. She enjoys commenting occasionally and getting involved in relevant discussions. She thrives on the strong community in her industry, and she’s not alone.

How To Hide Accepted Friend Requests On Facebook Timeline

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How To Hide Accepted Friend Requests On Facebook Timeline
How To Hide Accepted Friend Requests On Facebook Timeline

How to hide friend requests without deleting them on Facebook

look, you can accept him but make restricted

he will see you in his friend list but he can’t see your posts

after you accept him go to his profile page, click friend , click another list and choose restricted

or let him in the request pending don’t accept him or delete him

John Gragson, spends too much time on Facebook ·

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You can't. FB don't provide a notification to a friend-requester that so-and-so declined your friend request, but they could infer it by looking at their activity log or even at your profile (the "add friend" button would return). On the other hand, it's pretty obvious to them that you haven't accepted the friend request either. I have a few friend requests that I've just left sit there in friend request limbo for years. Other people have done it to me. Whatever, it's FB. Hopefully you and the co-worker both have lives so that it really won't matter!

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