Sometimes, when users receive a notification that their friends have shared an update on Facebook and click on the link to view it, they are instead greeted with a message that says – Content content is currently unavailable. That can be frustrating.
Let’s take a look at some solutions to fix this error so you can watch the soap cutting video and relax in your bed, or the office?
1. You Are Blocked
Many users have shared with us that the error appeared when the user blocked you. Let me clear the air. If you’re blocked, you won’t even see his/her profile let alone status updates. So it’s unlikely that you’re seeing this error because the user has blocked you.
I wanted to make this point clear because feeling blocked by someone can create unwanted ripples in a relationship. If you see a “content unavailable” error, you’re not blocked. You can check this by going to the user’s profile. Simple.
2. You’re Signed Out
While this usually doesn’t happen because Facebook benefits if you spend more time on their platform, sometimes, you can accidentally get logged out of Facebook. To test, just refresh the page and see if the login screen pops up.
I recommend logging out and back in again before checking if you can see the content.
3. Facebook is down
By the way, I don’t mean the entire site goes down because in that case you won’t even see an error because the site won’t load at all. There is a handy service called Down Detector that helps find and report website related issues.
In the past, Facebook has experienced numerous outages, news feeds, and login errors, among others. Perhaps, the problem is on their side? Check Down Detector to make sure everything is running as expected.
4. Content has been removed
Perhaps there is a simple explanation behind this error. Sometimes, people share their embarrassing pictures or videos on Facebook or post a status that they feel is not right. After realizing the mistake, they quickly removed the content to prevent further damage.
Is it possible that, by the time you see the message and click on it, the content has already been deleted? It’s also possible that Facebook removed the content because it violated the social network’s content policies. Maybe another user reported the content to Facebook? In that case, you’ll see an error saying the content is no longer available on Facebook. Buddy, you have to let it go. On second thought, if you know the person, ask him/her what happened?
5. Profile no longer exists
It sounds a bit harsh, but Facebook deletes user profiles on a daily basis. There could be many reasons behind this. The user himself has deactivated the profile. Users have been banned from posting content that is problematic or inappropriate or violates Facebook’s policies.
In either case, the post will not be available when you click the link.
6. Removed by Facebook
Facebook provides a way to report content that you consider inappropriate, and in that case, you can report it using the menu icon. You will notice there are many options available like spam, nudity, violence, hate speech, etc.
Once the content is flagged, Facebook’s offending content team will review it and place a call. Maybe Facebook removed the content after it was reported as inappropriate by someone.
7. Age and location restrictions
When someone creates a page on Facebook, there is a way to set an age limit. Let’s say the age is restricted to 21. In that case, anyone under the age of 21 and who receives the message or clicks the link to view the content will see the message no alternative content.
You can’t even like a Facebook page if you don’t meet the age criteria. Facebook notes that likes will be deleted immediately. The same goes for location restrictions where people from specific countries won’t be able to see the content.
8. Privacy Settings
When you create a post on Facebook, there are privacy settings you can use to ensure that only people you allow can see that content. There are several options such as a specific group of friends, excluding all your friends (including names here) or showing only to specific friends.
Facebook automatically filters such content, and even if you find a publicly shared link to a post, you won’t be able to view the content because you don’t meet the privacy criteria set by the original poster. fabricate.
In the case of a Facebook page, the admin can make the page private in which case only followers who have been manually approved by the admin will be able to see the content while others will see error.
Face the book instead
Well, that means spending more time reading than chasing after someone else’s life. If you can’t see the content, it’s probably no longer available or you don’t have the necessary permissions to view it. Sometimes, there are other factors at play and you can try one of the solutions mentioned above.
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