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[Solved] Understanding Facebook Profile Views: Do Users Get Notified?

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  • #1 17523983
    Stokrotka47
    Level 3  
    I have a question, if I am logged in to my facebook and find a person and start watching their profile, will they know about it. Will she see it somewhere? Thanks for the reply
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  • #3 17524001
    Pedros050
    Level 43  
    @ Michael4 You can easily watch whoever you want. Only a question in the wrong section posted.
  • #4 17524003
    Stokrotka47
    Level 3  
    Well, a situation happened to me that I was watching someone's profile and then people that you can know appeared and they appeared. My question is was it a coincidence?
  • #5 17524012
    Pedros050
    Level 43  
    Because it was just an offer from Facebook. Not who you were watching. Did you visit his profile.
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    #6 17524026
    qs300
    Level 33  
    Based on the content viewed, Facebook matches friends' suggestions by itself. If you are browsing the profile of the proverbial Kowalski, Facebook "thinks" that you may know this person, and therefore sends you a proposal to add this person to your friends list. It's like that, Lopato logically, it can't be easier to explain.
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    #7 17524057
    Anonymous
    Level 1  
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    #8 17524060
    Kolobos
    IT specialist  
    This way, the person can guess that you have viewed their profile.
  • #9 17524075
    Stokrotka47
    Level 3  
    Can I take it back somehow, how many times is it enough to watch the profile to show that I can know the person?
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    #10 17524078
    Kolobos
    IT specialist  
    You can't, it's not up to you, once is enough.
  • #11 17524079
    sosarek

    Level 43  
    Stokrotka47 wrote:
    Can I take it back somehow

    Not.
    Stokrotka47 wrote:
    how many times is it enough to watch the profile to show that I can know the person?

    Only Fb programmers know this.
    Helpful post? Buy me a coffee.
  • #12 17524087
    Stokrotka47
    Level 3  
    damn it, but what should I do now
  • #14 17524113
    qs300
    Level 33  
    Stokrotka47 wrote:
    damn it, but what should I do now

    Don't look where you don't have to.
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  • #15 17524180
    waxman
    Level 21  
    Ditch Facebook and become a free man :)
  • #16 17524463
    WędkarzStoLica
    Level 31  
    Stokrotka47 wrote:
    damn it, but what should I do now

    Check back and up to 1000 times a day. There are no rules here and nothing can be proved.

    The fact that it is in the proposed proves nothing.
    I have a left account on this crap that I use very rarely.
    Every time I go in, I have millions of offers from complete strangers who have never been on a profile. There is some stupid algorithm in charge and not many people know what this creature is driving.
  • #17 17524476
    Pedros050
    Level 43  
    @ AnglerStoLica And here I agree with you.

    Added after 12 [minutes]:

    @ Michael4 You can sleep well.
  • #18 18303230
    Stokrotka47
    Level 3  
    My electrode colleagues helped me
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Topic summary

The discussion revolves around whether Facebook users are notified when someone views their profile. Participants clarify that while Facebook does not directly inform users of profile views, it suggests potential friends based on browsing activity. This can lead to the assumption that a user has viewed someone's profile if they appear in friend suggestions. The consensus is that even a single visit can trigger these suggestions, and there is no way to retract the action once it has occurred. Users are advised to be cautious about their browsing habits on the platform.
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