How do I unblock Facebook? I get a D-Link Forbidden Web Access message. I don't know exactly which product is mine but I get this with the message: Hardware version A3 Firmware Version 1.21

It's easy to get hacked on Facebook and lose access to your account. And getting it back can be a help-desk headache for some users.
All too often, users click links indiscriminately. They add friends they don't really know. They sign up for applications without knowing what they do. And most people use the same password for every website -- a dream come true for malicious users looking to steal your information.
To protect us, the mechanical bouncers in Facebook's system scan the site for unusual activity, and will suspend your account if they think your profile was breached by a malicious user. But the process to get it working again doesn't always go smoothly.

To protect us, the mechanical bouncers in Facebook's system scan the site for unusual activity, and will suspend your account if they think your profile was breached by a malicious user. But the process to get it working again doesn't always go smoothly.
For example, the system can suspend the account if it sees you're logging in from another country or from a device you don't typically use. As a security precaution, a user then has to verify their identity.
In most cases, it's an easy fix. Just type in a code that is texted to your phone or verify your birthday, and then change the password. But if there's a technical glitch within Facebook, some users can be blocked for months without being able to find help in fixing the problem. To make matters more frustrating, there's no way to reach a human by phone on Facebook.
Don Silver hasn't had access to his Facebook page for more than a month. He has two options to reactivate his account: get a special code texted to the phone number he registered with Facebook, or recognize five randomly chosen pictures from his Facebook friends.
The phone route didn't work. He hasn't received a text message code after repeated tries. And as the chief operating officer of public relations firm Boardroom Communications, he has Facebook friends he's met only once -- making it difficult to recognize some people.
``I have no idea who the guy is,'' Silver said as he looked at the first photo in Facebook's test. ``He's hugging a beautiful girl, but she's covering half his face.''
He sent repeated messages to Facebook's help team, but was told each time that they don't see a problem with his account.
And there's Marjorie Swensson of Kendall, who also hasn't been able to access Facebook in more than a month. She said the security verification asked for her birth date. Problem is, the Facebook website says her birth date is wrong. She's sent numerous messages to Facebook's help account, but has yet to get a response.
When told of Silver and Swensson's problems, Facebook responded with a general statement, saying it is ``constantly working to improve these systems to make the experience of confirming an identity and regaining access to an account as painless as possible.''
If you find yourself locked out of Facebook because of a technical glitch, enter a detailed message of the problem at facebook.com/help/?page=1024 and follow the appropriate link.
If you don't hear back, keep trying. I've seen numerous reports online of people getting their problem fixed after several months -- but they never got a notification message.
Facebook clearly has a serious customer-service issue. Having users go weeks without answers is unacceptable.
Let this be a reminder that although we depend heavily on Facebook for communication, it can be gone in a flash, like all other things in our digital lives.
But to avoid getting caught in a similar mess, practice safe surfing to avoid accidentally compromising your account. Use a different password for all sites, don't click on unknown applications, and don't click on links from odd-sounding messages.

1. At the top of any Facebook page is a navigation bar. On the right-hand end of this bar, click "Account" and click "Account Settings" from the menu that drops down.
2. To the left, click "Applications" from the list. This will show all of the applications that are linked to your account. Each one shows the name of the app and when you last used it. To the right, each app has a link to Edit how much of your information it has access to and an X to remove that app from your account.
3. Find Skout in the list and click the X to its right. Facebook will display a message saying that the app will no longer have access to your data and will be removed from your profile, bookmarks, and Apps Page.
4. Click Remove to finish. Facebook will show a message that you have removed the app. Click OK.
You might also want to go through the lower end of the list and remove any apps you no longer use while you're there. I'm not sure, but Facebook might go faster and behave better with fewer apps here, so why not kill the ones you don't need? Plus, you never know which ones might be involved in any of those data leaks that have been in the news recently.

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Facebook can be unblocked by using proxies. Proxies are nothing but an application which will mask your IP address and override your IP address. In simple terms, it will show as if you are browsing from a different IP address rather from your original IP address.

Proxies are of two types.

1. Web based proxies - You don't need to install anything in your pc. Highly recommended for schools, offices, universities and so on.
2. Desktop Programs - You need to install a small software and you need to have administrator rights to install the software.

Proxies will also bypass firewall applications and website blockers and hence you don't need to worry about any website getting blocked. There are many more applications of proxies and let us restrict it to unblocking Facebook alone.

Lets admit it, we all are crazy about Facebook and can't live without it. We love following friends and messaging them as well to know what they are doing right now.

But unfortunately Facebook is blocked in many places specially in schools, colleges and offices and to unblock facebook, you need web proxies, lot of web proxies.

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Lets admit it, we all are crazy about Facebook and can't live without it. We love following friends and messaging them as well to know what they are doing right now.

But unfortunately Facebook is blocked in many places specially in schools, colleges and offices and to unblock facebook, you need web proxies, lot of web proxies.

And this is where we are going to help you. On Our website http://mwolk.com, you can find 100's of web proxies to unblock Facebook and other such sites like myspace and youtube.

How to unblock Facebook
You just need to find web proxies which support facebook (check below link of ours to get the list of such proxies). Though please note that many such proxies may not support facebook (proxies have smaller life as the get blocked fast), still even if 50% sites are working, I think that's good enough.

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General Instructions for Facebook Login Problems

Clear you cache and enable cookies then get out of your browser and restart it again.

Sometimes when too many people access it, or it sees too many tries to log in ,F acebook will block your access for 24 hours. You will need to wait and try again-later

If you are getting some sort of a message about your password or log in, try resetting your password from the log in screen.

In other cases a security breech has occurred and you will need to contact Facebook.
At www.facebook.com

You may have contacted some sort of Virus and you will need to run your Virus checker program.

You may have preformed a forbidden or illegal operation or broken the Terms of Service for Facebook. Contact Facebook At www.facebook.com

I hope this was useful and please comment if this was helpful to you.

Hi there!
I don't suggest unblocking facebook while using your school's connection because it might get you into trouble. But if you really want to know, you can install proxy software in your computer like Ultrasurf, Hotspot Shield, etc and this will allow you to browse any website (except porn for Ultrasurf) that you wanted to visit.
Cheers!

I am not sure what website exact website you want to access, I guess you are talking about fishville where you play the fish games on facebook. Many people use proxy servers to access blocked websites, you can also try it... (click here), open the link and then copy or type in the url of the website you want to access and proceed in the "web address" box and click "go" to visit the site and access it's contents. In simpler terms, click the "click here" (above) and in the "web address" box of the new page, type in "www.facebook.com" or "www.fishville.net" etc. etc.. and click "Go" and see if you can proceed with it or not. If it's not successful, there's no option to access it without getting your cousins permission and to let the site unblocked.

If you need further help, let me know.

Good luck.

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Technically speaking Facebook is not blocked. Which is to say, there it nothing stopping traffic flow between your China PC and Facebook. What happens is that China sends a message to the Facebook server as well as your PC to stop the connection.

If both sides would simply ignore that message.. but good luck convincing Facebook to do their part.
There’s a number of commercial services out there that will get you back online though. I pay $2.95 for 12vpn.com myself.