As a tech blogger, I can provide steps to help you determine if someone has restricted you on Facebook:
1. Check their profile visibility: Visit the profile of the person you suspect has restricted you. If you see limited information or a restricted view, it could be an indication that they have restricted you. Look for signs such as limited posts, lack of access to photos, or restricted access to their friends list.
2. Send them a message: Try sending a direct message to the person you suspect has restricted you. If you cannot send them a message or if your previous messages are no longer visible in the conversation history, it could signify that they have restricted your messaging access.
3. Check mutual friends' interactions: Observe the interactions between the person you suspect and your mutual friends. If they appear to be engaging with each other publicly, but you don't see any reactions or comments from that person on your own posts, it might indicate that they have restricted your visibility on their profile.
4. Test post visibility: Create a post on Facebook and set the privacy setting to "Friends" or "Public." Check if the person you suspect can view or interact with the post. If they cannot see or engage with the content, it could be an indication of restriction.
5. Use a mutual friend's account: Ask a trusted mutual friend to check the profile of the person you suspect has restricted you. If your friend can access more information and posts from that person than you can, it suggests that you have been restricted.
It's important to note that these steps are not foolproof and may not provide definitive proof of being restricted. Facebook's privacy settings can vary, and the person could have customized their settings differently for different individuals.