It is not possible to see who stalks or views your Facebook profile directly, as Facebook does not provide any feature or official data that reveals who has visited your profile. This is a privacy protection measure by Facebook to keep interactions confidential.
Some old or circulating methods involve viewing the source code of your profile page in a web browser to search for user IDs that allegedly visited your profile, but these methods are not officially supported, unreliable, and do not disclose how many times or when a profile was viewed.
What you can do instead includes:
- Check who views your Facebook Stories: Facebook allows you to see the list of people who watched your Stories, which can give some hints about profile visitors engaged with your content.
- Monitor interactions: Paying attention to who frequently likes, comments, or shares your posts may help infer who often visits your profile.
- Adjust privacy settings: Restrict who can see your posts, friends list, and who can look you up to limit potential stalkers' access.
- Use Facebook features: Tools like "View As" show how your profile appears to others so you can control visibility, and the Activity Log helps you monitor interactions.
- Beware of third-party apps: Many apps claim to show profile visitors but are scams or malware that can compromise your account and privacy.
In summary, Facebook does not provide a direct way to see who stalks your profile, but by using story views, interaction monitoring, and privacy controls, you can best manage and infer profile visitors while protecting your safety.
