View your profile as a stranger
See exactly what a non-friend can read on your profile right now.
FbSpy is an independent privacy check for the owner of a Facebook account — no login, no lookups, no tracking. Only the things you can see and change yourself.
See exactly what a non-friend can read on your profile right now.
Limit who can send requests and who can look you up by phone or email.
Review the apps and devices connected to your account — and remove old ones.
An honest claim check against Facebook’s own published rules.
| Detail | For this audience |
|---|---|
| Profile & cover photo | VisibleHidden |
| Name and username | VisibleHidden |
| Current city — “Austin, TX” | VisibleHidden |
| Workplace — “Northside Clinic” | VisibleHidden |
| Friends list | VisibleHidden |
| Email and phone | VisibleHidden |
| Posts from 2019–2021 | VisibleHidden |
No. Accounts are protected by login and the owner’s privacy settings. “Open any account” tools can’t bypass that — tighten your own audience and app permissions instead.
Checked against Facebook HelpNo. Facebook offers no “who viewed your profile” feature, and apps that claim one can’t deliver it. You control who’s allowed to see each part of your profile.
Checked against Facebook HelpTapping a link doesn’t hand over your messages, but phishing links can trick you into entering your password. The fix is a password reset and checking active sessions.
Checked against Facebook HelpEverything here uses settings inside your Facebook account — nothing external.
Each guide points to the exact Privacy, Profile or Security screen.
Public, Friends, or Only me — you set it, we just explain it.
No. FbSpy is a set of explanations. You make every change inside Facebook’s own app or site.
Never. If a page asks for your Facebook password to “check” someone, that’s phishing — close it.
No. FbSpy only helps you understand and control your own account’s visibility.
No. FbSpy is independent. We reference Facebook’s public Help pages and link to them.