You may be wondering if you can see who views your Facebook
profile. After all, there are some people out there who are stalking you. And,
you want to know who they are. This feature was recently added to Facebook.
But, you should be careful, because it can also be a security risk. It may be a
potential way to get malware on your device.
There are a couple of ways to know if someone is viewing
your profile. First, you can look at your friends list. It will show you the
people who have been interacting with you the most. But, it might also include
people who have not interacted with you that much. You can find this list by
going to the "friends" tab of your profile.
You can also look at your profile's privacy settings.
Facebook has privacy rules that restrict how much information anyone can see.
You can choose to share certain types of information with certain people and
not others. Depending on your settings, the information is either private or
public. You can also opt out of seeing certain people.
Another way to see who views your profile is by checking
your activity log. This is a collection of everything you've done on Facebook,
including your interactions with other users. Clicking the three-dot icon on
your profile will open a drop-down menu. From there, you can view what people
have liked, shared, and commented on your posts. You can also check out who has
sent friend requests to you.
You can also use a Chrome extension called Super Viewer to
see who views your Facebook profile. This extension will display the top 20
viewers on your profile, as well as unfrienders. All you have to do is install
the extension to your browser. But, you should be careful about installing a
Chrome extension for Facebook.
If you use an iPhone to view your Facebook profile, there
are ways to see who views your profile. First, go to the Security and Privacy
menu and click on the "Who views my profile?" link. However, this is
against Facebook's policies. Secondly, you should be careful to avoid sharing
your profile information with people who are not your friends.
Third-party applications that claim to show you who views
your Facebook profile are also very dangerous. Most of them are virus-filled
junk and will steal your password. Moreover, the applications can also be used
to spam your Facebook wall. You should never share your passwords with these
applications. In some cases, such apps can even give away your physical
address.
If you do decide to use a third-party application, make sure
that you're careful to read the privacy policies of each application. Some of
these apps will offer you more information than they promise. And, in some
cases, they may even leave viruses on your computer. As a rule, you should
avoid installing third-party apps unless you're absolutely sure you need them.
This is because they might contain harmful malware and could damage your
system.
