This wikiHow teaches you how to make smart guesses about who visits your Facebook profile the most. Keep in mind that there is no definitive way to determine the identity of a user visiting a profile, and services or methods that are claimed to be able to find identity may be inaccurate or may be fraudulent. You also need to understand that visits to someone's profile are no longer frequent thanks to Facebook's news feed algorithm (news feed).
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Method 1 of 2: Using the Friends List
Step 1. Open Facebook
Visit (desktop) or tap the Facebook app icon (mobile). The news feed page will be displayed if you are already logged in to your account.
- If you are not logged into your account via a desktop browser, first enter your email address and password in the top right corner of the page, then click the “button. Login " ("Enter").
- On mobile devices, you can log into your account by entering your email address and password when prompted, then tapping the “ Login " ("Enter").
Step 2. Click the name tab
This tab is in the upper-right corner of the Facebook page. After that, you will be taken to your personal Facebook profile page.
On the mobile device, touch the “ ☰ ” in the lower-right corner of the screen (iPhone) or the upper-right corner of the screen (Android).
Step 3. Click Friends (“Friends”)
This option is at the top of the profile page. After that, a list of Facebook friends will be displayed.
On a mobile device, touch the option “ Friends ” (“Friends”) in the menu.
Step 4. Review the top results displayed
The first ten to 20 friends that appear on your list are the people you interact with the most. This means that they are likely to visit your profile more often than anyone else.
Step 5. Think of each friend shown at the top of the list
Someone with hundreds of friends is likely to view your profile more often than a user with thousands of friends. Aspects like these help you narrow the list of users who view your profile more often.
If you're seeing a user you don't really interact with, there's a good chance they don't see your profile very often either
Step 6. Look for suggested users
If you receive a notification from Facebook asking you to add multiple users, these people are likely friends of one (or more) of the users who frequently visit your profile.
Method 2 of 2: Using Status
Step 1. Open Facebook
Visit (desktop) or tap the Facebook app icon (mobile). The news feed page will be displayed if you are already logged in to your account.
- If you are not logged into your account via a desktop browser, first enter your email address and password in the top right corner of the page, then click the “button. Login " ("Enter").
- On mobile devices, you can log into your account by entering your email address and password when prompted, then tapping the “ Login " ("Enter").
Step 2. Select the status text box
Click or tap the text box at the top of the newsfeed page. This text box is usually marked with a message such as " What's on your mind? " ("What are you thinking?").
Step 3. Type in a neutral tone
This status can be a joke, fact, or general statement. However, avoid topics that provoke strong emotions in your group of friends.
- Don't mention sensitive or partisan issues.
- Do not mark anyone in status so that the test results do not have a certain tendency.
Step 4. Click the Post button (“Submit”)
It's in the lower-right corner of the status window.
On the mobile device, touch the “ Share ” (“Share”) in the upper-right corner of the screen.
Step 5. Wait until you see who likes your status
After some time (eg 8 hours), review the status to see who liked it.
If possible, note who comments on the status
Step 6. Repeat this test several times
You need to upload at least 5 different statuses to compare with each other.
Step 7. Compare users who like your statuses
If you notice that a large number of the same people like and/or comment on your Facebook status every time it's uploaded, it's possible that these people visit your Facebook page more often than other users on your friends list.
Tips
Using status and friends lists to see which users interact with your content the most is not a surefire method. However, this step provides an overview of the general audience that exists on your Facebook page
Warning
- Facebook insists that there is no way to see the names of the users who visited your profile.
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Don't install a Facebook app that "claims" to allow you to see users who visit your profile.
These applications are generally spam or malware-based programs designed to steal your information and attack other users.
