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See what people can actually find about you on Facebook

An independent privacy check for the owner of a Facebook account. You change everything inside Facebook — we show you where.

No Facebook password, no lookups of other people, nothing to install.

Example profile
Jordan MillerExample settings, not your account
  • Profile photo and cover Always public Visible
  • Name and username Always public Visible
  • Current city Hidden
  • Places lived Hidden
  • Friends list Hidden
  • Posts from 2019–2021 Hidden
Jordan MillerSummer 2020 · Friends
Only friends can see this post

Illustration — not the real app. If you lock your profile, only friends see your full-size profile and cover photos. On your own profile, “View as” shows the public view.

Four checks for your own account

Three follow the topics of Facebook’s Privacy Checkup, the fourth its list of login sessions. Privacy Checkup · Sessions

Where you’re logged in

Every device signed in to your account, in one list

Each session shows a date, time, location and device type. Select the ones you don’t recognise and log them out together.

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Illustration — not the real app. Devices and places are made up.

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What “spy apps” promise — and what Facebook says

  • “See who viewed your Facebook profile”

    Not possible

    Facebook doesn’t tell people who has seen their profile, and other apps can’t either. If an app claims it can, Facebook asks you to report it.

    “Third-party apps are also unable to provide this functionality.”
    Facebook Help Read the full check

Common questions

Do I need to install anything?

No. FbSpy is a set of explanations. You make every change inside Facebook’s own app or site.

Will you ask for my Facebook password?

No. FbSpy never asks for your Facebook password.

Can you look up another person for me?

No. FbSpy only helps you understand and control your own account’s visibility.

Is this affiliated with Facebook or Meta?

No. FbSpy is independent. We reference Facebook’s public Help pages and link to them.