If someone reports that your page no longer exists, or they can’t see your profile even after following a direct link, it’s likely because your geo-blocking settings are preventing access from their location.
What is Geo-Blocking?
Geo-blocking is a technique used by websites or platforms to restrict access to certain content based on a person’s location. It works by detecting the user's IP address (which is associated with their geographic location) and then blocking or limiting access to content or services based on that location.
How Geo-Blocking Works
When you visit a website, your IP address is used to identify your location.
Based on its settings, the website may restrict certain users from specific regions or countries (for example, blocking access to certain videos, content, or features).
This can be done for various reasons, like adhering to local laws, regulations, or providing region-specific content.
💡 Tip: To review your geo-blocking settings, click this link to go to your privacy settings.
If necessary, update your geo-blocking preferences to allow access from the desired locations.