You cannot see who viewed your Facebook profile. Facebook does not provide any feature or official way to track or reveal the identities of people who visit your profile. This is a deliberate privacy measure to protect users from being tracked or stalked by others
. Some indirect indicators might hint at who interacts with your profile frequently, such as:
- Friends who appear at the top of your Friends list on the mobile app (likely those who engage with you often or visit your profile)
- People who like or comment on your posts regularly
- People appearing in the "People You May Know" section, especially if they have no mutual friends or known connection, might have found your profile through viewing it
There are no reliable third-party apps or hacks that can accurately show who viewed your profile. Many such apps are scams or phishing attempts that risk your data security
. However, Facebook does allow you to see who viewed your Featured Collections (a special section on your profile) and your Facebook Stories. For Featured Collections, you can see a limited list of viewers, mostly friends, and some non-friends marked as "Other," but this only applies to that specific content, not your entire profile
. In summary:
- No official or reliable way exists to see who viewed your general Facebook profile.
- You can see viewers of your Featured Collections and Stories, but only for those specific items.
- Be cautious of any apps or hacks claiming to show profile viewers—they are not trustworthy.
This policy aligns with Facebook's goal to protect user privacy and prevent stalking or unwanted tracking on the platform
