I’m curious if there’s a way to figure out who might be viewing my Facebook profile. I’ve noticed some unusual activity, and I’m wondering if there’s a feature or method to see who’s been checking it. Any insights or advice would be appreciated.
Short answer: Nope. You can’t see who’s lurking on your Facebook profile, like, officially. Facebook’s privacy policy doesn’t allow for tracking profile views, and they don’t have a feature for showing you who’s been creeping on your page.
Longer answer: There are third-party apps or extensions out there claiming to do this, but honestly, none of it’s legit. Most of them are scams or ways to steal your data. Trust me, don’t fall for it unless you want your account spamming your friends with ‘Buy These Magic Sunglasses’ ads. If you’re noticing ‘unusual activity,’ it’s probably better to check your settings for any unauthorized logins or change your password, just in case. Facebook does let you see where your account has been accessed from under your security settings. That might help if someone actually logged into your account, but nope, it’s still not revealing your mystery profile viewers.
So yeah, unless Zuckerberg suddenly changes his whole ‘privacy’ vibe, don’t expect to become Sherlock Holmes of Facebook creepers anytime soon.
Honestly, you can’t. Facebook is super strict about not letting you track who’s stalking your profile—for all its flaws, they’ve kept that line firm. The idea is to protect privacy (though we can argue all day about OTHER ways they mess with that). Like @codecrafter said, no feature exists officially. But here’s the twist: even if it did, imagine the chaos if people could see you creeping! 
Your ex, your cousin’s weird friend, the person you cyber-stalked during a 3 AM spiral…yeah, no thanks.
On those ‘third-party apps’ claiming they’ll give you insights? Major red flags. They’re usually scams, malware, or some data-stealing nonsense. Avoid like the plague—or, you know, early pandemic lockdowns. Just keep your account security tight: check for any suspicious logins (Facebook lets you do this), set up two-factor authentication, and maybe audit your friends list if weird activity continues.
But, for real, let’s admit it: nobody NEEDS to know who’s peeking at their profile. It’s just us feeding our paranoia. You’re better off focusing on safeguarding your account than chasing invisible lurkers. Mystery solved—or not, because you’ll literally never know. Facebook wins again. 
Short and simple: no, Facebook doesn’t let you see who’s viewing your profile, period. Some people might feel that’s a good thing for privacy reasons, but it can drive others nuts with curiosity. And while @suenodelbosque and @codecrafter gave solid advice on avoiding third-party apps, let’s just highlight a major pitfall: those apps are basically the online version of someone saying, “Hey, I’ve got candy in my van.” Don’t fall for it. The most they’ll do is compromise your account or spam everyone you know.
Now, on the flip side, Facebook does have a feature to check activity logs and current sessions. So, if something feels off, go into your account settings and check “Where You’re Logged In.” It’s a lifesaver for confirming if someone else accessed your account. But as for profile viewers? Nada.
Honestly, unless FB adds a way to check this in the future, the mystery remains unsolvable, which isn’t entirely bad. If people knew every profile they viewed, social media would get weird real fast. That’s anonymity working in your favor—for now.