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If You Gave Control Of Your Blog To Someone Else, It's Not Your Blog

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We see this naive question, from time to time, in Blogger Help Forum: How Do I?.
I added my friend as an administrator, to my blog. He changed permissions, locked me out, and now I don't have access. Can Blogger get my blog back?
Here, we have bad news for you.

The only way you can prove ownership of a blog is by having control.

If you give up control of your blog, it becomes somebody else's blog. If you want control of the blog restored to you, this becomes an internal dispute between you (the former owner), and your previous friend (the current owner).

Blogger Support can't involve themselves in internal disputes.

Once again, we have to remind you to only give control of your blog, to people you can trust.

The blog that you save may be your own.
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cutiebluerockz said…
well someone hijacked my blog and 4 of the people i suspect are claiming they did not.Is there a way i can check the current account thats admin so i have proof on who hijacked my blog
14/3/13 18:08
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