How to Prevent Friends from Posting on Your Facebook Wall

Method1
EditiPhone

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Open the Facebook app. As of March 2017, you do not have the option of stopping one specific person from posting on your wall unless you block them.
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Tap ☰ . It's located at the bottom-right corner of the screen.
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Tap Settings. It's towards the bottom of the list of menu options.
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Tap Account Settings.
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Tap Timeline and Tagging.
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Tap Who can post on your Timeline?.
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Tap Only Me. Doing so will prevent others from posting to your Facebook wall.

Method2
EditAndroid

1

Open the Facebook app.
2

Tap ☰ . It's located near the top-right corner of the screen.
3

Tap Settings. It's towards the bottom of the list of menu options.
4

Tap Account Settings.
5

Tap Timeline and Tagging.
6

Tap Who can post on your Timeline?.
7

Tap Only Me. Doing so will prevent others from posting to your Facebook wall.

Method3
EditDesktop Site

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Go to www.facebook.com.
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Enter your login information if prompted.
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Click the drop-down arrow. It's located at the far right corner of the screen next to the question mark icon.
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Click Settings.
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Click Timeline and Tagging. It's located in the menu on the left side of the screen.
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Click Edit next to "Who can post on your Timeline?" A drop-down menu will appear underneath the question.
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Click the drop-down box.
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Click Only Me.
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Click Close. It's located on the far right of the "Who can post on your Timeline?" question. Doing so will prevent others from posting to your Facebook wall entirely.

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