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Strange Facebook Bug [ Post Image & Get Blocked For 72 Hours ]
Strange Facebook Bug [ Post Image & Get Blocked For 72 Hours ]
Well, This story is quite funny and strange too. Yesterday I tried to post one funny pic in one of my Facebook group and suddenly my account logged out automatically and after re-login, I got shocked after seeing Facebook warning pop up of “You’re temporarily blocked from posting on Facebook for the next 72 hours” . This is really strange for me, cause I just tried to share one funny pic which is not vulgar at all.
Note : Try this trick on Fake Facebook account, do not use real account. Test via PC only.
How I Got Blocked By Facebook For 72 Hours :
I am not sure whether its a Facebook bug or some security but its a funny for sure 😀
At first, save below given picture [ Don’t Laugh 😀 ].
Now Login Facebook & try to post this picture anywhere.
Suddenly you can see your account is logged out automatically.
Now try to re -login and face the heat 😀
In many countries, it’s illegal to make, share or knowingly have images of anyone under the age of 18 involved in sexually explicit acts or behavior. This includes nudity.
Haha, I am still laughing 😀 . Unfortunately, you’re are blocked for next 72 hours from Posting, that means you cannot comment or post anything on Facebook for next 72 hours.
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