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Knowing the precise reason why Facebook blocked your content is not very important to you because the steps to fix the problem are the same. But being aware of the most likely reason can spare you from having to go through this procedure once more.

A Blocked URL on Facebook: How to Unblock It
Unblocking a Facebook URL can be done in a simple manner. But a lot of it is also beyond your control, so it's crucial to have patience. How to start things off is provided here.

First, verify that Facebook is actually blocking your website.
To begin with, we advise verifying that Facebook has in fact blocked the URL of your website.

If this isn't the issue you're genuinely having, there's no need to bother filing a report.

You must employ Facebook's Sharing Debugger tool in order to achieve this:

Please enter the URL of your website. You will notice an error message stating that Facebook cannot examine your site because it does not adhere to the Community Standards if Facebook is blocking it:

While you're doing it, you ought to run a virus scan on your website. Without realizing it, you might have been hacked, which is something you should fix right away because the consequences go far beyond Facebook.

If the results are clear, on the other hand, take a snapshot of them so you may send them to Facebook if necessary.

Review the Facebook Community Standards and make any necessary changes in step two.
It is best to review the Community Standards to make sure you haven't unintentionally transgressed any of them before assuming Facebook made a mistake by blocking your URL. Aside from being a waste of time, your appeal will probably be rejected if you don't.

It shouldn't take too long to read through Facebook's Community Standards because they are presented in a fairly readable format. To quickly check for recent violations, you can also do so for your company page.

Look for the Page Quality tab on your Facebook page by going there. As a result, you can correct any violations you may have committed: