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# How do I block or unblock someone on Jeti?
Whether someone is breaking the Rules of Conduct or out Jeeting you, you can block them with ease :thumbsup: by:
1. Visit that user's page by searching for them or clicking on their profile in a post :white\_check\_mark:
2. On that user's page in the top right corner press the options button  :white\_check\_mark:
3. A modal will appear on the bottom of the screen, select the Block @username button 
:white\_check\_mark:
4. Fill out the Report Profile page :white\_check\_mark:
5. When finished, click the Report button 
:checkered\_flag:
Want to give someone a second chance and unblock them?
* Tap the drawer icon 
in the top left corner of your screen to the sidebar with the `Settings` tab :white\_check\_mark:
* Click on the Settings tab 
:white\_check\_mark:
* Click on the Blocked Users button 
:white\_check\_mark:
* Finally, click the unblock button 
next to the user that you wish to unblock :checkered\_flag:
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