Yes, you can hide your entire Facebook friends list from your spouse (and everyone else) by setting its privacy to "Only Me" in your Facebook settings under "Audience and visibility," but you can't selectively hide just one or a few friends from your spouse while keeping the list visible to others; it's all or nothing for your profile's friends list. You'll need to go to Settings & privacy > Settings > How people find and contact you > Who can see your friends list? and choose "Only Me," notes Facebook Help Center and businessinsider.com.
Your friends also control who can see their friendships on their own profiles. For example, if you set your friends list to Only Me, only you'll be able to see your full friends list on your profile. But, if your friend has their friends list set to Public, anyone can see that you're friends.
While Facebook still doesn't allow you to hide certain friends from your friends list, you can, however, set up your Facebook privacy settings to either “Friends expect” or “ Specific friends,” which means that certain people won't be seeing your friends list and vice versa.
Facebook offers several options. You can hide someone's posts or unfollow that person, which means you remain "friends" but no longer see their posts on your News Feed. There's also the option to snooze someone's posts for 30 days. Or block someone so they can't see your posts or communicate with you.
Review Privacy Settings: Both individuals should examine their privacy settings to confirm that they haven't inadvertently restricted each other. Check the "Blocked" List: One of them may have accidentally blocked the other.
If you remember a specific user by name, you could type in “comments made by <user>” in the Facebook search bar. You can narrow down the search results using the filters on the left.
No, you cannot see who specifically views your personal Facebook profile or page, and any third-party apps claiming to offer this are fake and potentially harmful; however, for business Pages, you can see general visitor numbers in Meta Business Suite, and you can infer activity from who interacts with your posts, but you can't see lurkers.
Note: When you search for friends by their networks, some people may not show up, depending on their privacy settings for the About section of their profile.
Hiding someone is not the same as blocking them. People you hide will not be notified and you will still be able to search for and chat with them.
You can tell if someone restricted you on Facebook by checking their profile for only public posts, comparing what you see with a mutual friend's view, or noticing missing Messenger features like delivery receipts or call rings, as there's no direct notification, but rather signs like seeing only public posts or messages stuck on "sent" instead of "delivered," notes wikiHow, YouTube, and YouTube.
Yes you can hide posts, comments, friends lists from individuals you select. No idea why he would hide them from you?
You can only control who can see your friends list on your profile. Your friends also control who can see their friendships on their own profiles. For example, if you set your friends list to Only Me, only you'll be able to see your full friends list on your profile.
If you can't see their friends, it's likely because they have customized their profile to remove your access to their Friends list and set it to private. Users can choose to hide their friends list for various reasons, such as privacy, security, or personal preference.
If you're only seeing mutual friends when you visit someone's profile, they have changed the privacy of their friends list. They may have set the privacy to "Only me," or they may only be allowing certain friends or friend groups to see their entire friends list.
📱 For those who might be wondering, soft blocking occurs when someone blocks another user and then immediately unblocks them. This action effectively means the blocker is no longer following the other person, and vice versa, essentially severing the online connection.
Unfollowing a Facebook Friend
Unfollowing someone on Facebook is different from unfriending someone, as the other person won't know. To unfollow someone, just click the Friends button at the top of their profile, then select Unfollow.
No, people can't see if you look at their profile.
Some users suggest that you'll appear on a user's "People you may know" friend suggestion if you look at a person's profile. Others suggest it only appears if you have your location services on and your devices appear online nearby one another.
Can You See Who Has Unfriended Me on Facebook? Facebook does not provide a built-in way to track who unfriends you on the platform; users do not get notifications when someone unfriends them. However, you can find out by either manually checking your friends list or using third-party applications.