You can’t block specific individuals, but you can use Geo Filter to block locations where they’re most likely to be (country, state/region, or city). Anyone visiting from those locations will be denied access and see a 404 page instead of your content.

Step-by-step: use Geo Filter to block a location

1. Open the page you want to protect and go into the editor.

2. On the right side, click “Geo Filter”.

3. Click “Add a rule”.

4. Choose what you want to target in Filter Type:

• Countries – block an entire country
• States – block a state/region
• Cities – block a specific city (e.g. where you live or work)

5. In the search box under that filter, type and select the locations you want to block.
6. Click the ✅ icon to save the rule, then click “Save” at the bottom of the panel.

From now on:

• Visitors from those locations won’t see your page.
• They’ll be redirected to a 404 and won’t know you specifically blocked them.

A few notes

• You can add multiple rules (for example, your hometown city + your work city + your home country).
• Geo Filter works per page, so repeat this on any page you want to protect.
• This isn’t a 100% guarantee—people using VPNs, travel, or other devices may still reach the page—but it significantly reduces the chance that family or coworkers will see your links by accident.