Is people you may know on Facebook people who visit your profile?

Yes, Facebook users can find out which of their friends have been visiting their profile. For iOS users, the options is buried deep into the privacy settings. Users need to open their Facebook settings, then go to Privacy Shortcuts, where they will find the “Who viewed my profile” option.

Can people see if you view their Facebook story if you’re not friends?

According to Facebook, if your story’s privacy setting is set to “Public”, you’re only able to see the followers who viewed your story, but not their specific names. People who’ve viewed your story that you’re not friends with on Facebook will be listed under “Other Viewers”. However, their names will be anonymous.

How can someone view your Facebook story anonymously?

How to watch a Facebook story anonymously

1. The “go offline” method. This is the method that works the best in most cases, as it does allow you to watch entire stories anonymously.
2. The swiping method.
3. Deactivate your account.
4. Optional: creating a new profile.

How do you know if someone is not a friend on Facebook?

However, there is a feature on Facebook called “People You May Know”, which shows up in the same place on your Profile where “Friend Requests” is located. That could very well act in a similar way to inform someone you’re looking at their profile when they are not friends with you yet.

Does Facebook create friend suggestions from your profile?

While Facebook denies people looking at your profile creates friend suggestions, there is anecdotal evidence to suggest that it is a possibility. If it is true and they do not, then the metrics which lead to such friend suggestions must be even more convoluted.

How many suggested Facebook users do not have any mutual friends?

So out of the first 100 suggestions Facebook presented, I found 16 suggested Facebook users that did not have any mutual friends with me.

Do you like to look people up on Facebook?

I’ll admit, I can be nosy and I like to look people up on Facebook as soon as I learn their full name. It’s a natural curiosity and when you’re very new to someone, you can get a feel for who they are through their profile. For example, I learned that an acquaintance of mine is a white supremacist.