Facebook Privacy

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No, Facebook does not send a notification to the poster when you save their photo to your device or your Facebook albums. Saving a photo on Facebook is a local action on your de...

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Whether you wonder if others can see that you looked them up, or you want to understand what appears when someone searches you on Facebook, it is important to know that Facebook...

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People search Facebook to reconnect with friends, verify identities, join local groups, or build professional networks. Facebook’s design gives users multiple paths to be foun...

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No, you cannot see who has viewed a Facebook profile, and no one can see that you have viewed their profile. This article explains what Facebook does and does not reveal when yo...

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On Facebook, seeing your profile as others see it is a core privacy and personal branding practice. The platform’s View As tool lets you review how your profile appears to fri...

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If someone shared your photos on Facebook without permission, you can limit further exposure by removing the post, restricting the person, and tightening your privacy and taggin...

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When you tag someone on Facebook, who can see the tag depends on your audience settings, the person’s privacy controls, and where the tag appears. In short, a tag is a pointer...

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No, Facebook does not send you a notification when someone views your profile or your posts in normal browsing. The platform is designed to show broad public engagement metrics,...

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No, Facebook does not notify you when someone saves your pictures. This applies to standard profile photos, posts, images in albums, and content shared to Stories, regardless of...

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This guide explains how to view a Facebook profile as someone else in compliant, transparent ways. Facebook provides Profile View tools, public post access, and controlled accou...