How can I know if my ex is checking my Facebook page?
Following Three Security Options makes your Facebook Account Secure and Hack Proof.1) You can enable Login Notification so that whenever any body (or a hacker) tries to login with your User ID and Password, you will receive a Notification on your cell phone and you will come to know that it's time to change your password right now because the hacker has got your password and is trying to log in to your Facebook Account.To Enable Login NoficationGo to Home -> Account Settings -> Security -> Login Notification. Put a Check Mark on your preffered option andclick Save Changes button.2) Always check your Active Sessions. If you notice any unfamiliar location or device, it means your Facebook Account is at risk. Just click on End Activity and dont forget to change your password after that.To Check Active SessionsGo to Home -> Account Settings -> Security -> Active Sessions.3) Enable Secure Browsing to make your account more secure.Go to Home-> Account Settings -> Security -> Secure Browsing.
Why is my ex looking at my FB page?
You would be surprised how strong the ego is. We are supposed to let loved ones go but they are part of our identity. Lust, limerance and attachment are strong powerful forces that make one “harmlessly” stalk others.If you left them, they are more invested to get the “real reason” why you left them. This process can start of innocent but end up causing such despair for that person.Some people need to feel again (heartbreak can be numbing and very painful) so they may miss that high they had seeing you.If they left you, they may be feeling lonely, regret the decision to leave you, comparing you to the current partner, to reminisce of the good times and sometimes to use your image for sexual satisfaction.How do you know your ex is looking at your fb page?
How do I check who is checking my Facebook profile?
People have been trying to see who Facebook stalks them for years! Of all of those creepy features Facebook has released over the years, you’ve gotta wonder why they haven’t included this Linked-in like feature? Unfortunately, there isn’t any official way to do this.Un-official ways have popped up and been ditched over the years. Either because Facebook has caught onto them or they couldn’t keep up with the platform. Here are a few workarounds for 2017: 4 Methods To See Who Viewed Your Facebook Profile (2017 Updated)But, to be honest, evaluate if you really need to see who is viewing your profile. Otherwise all of this is a bit of a hastle!
Is it possible to see who checked in on my Facebook page?
I am not sure if this still works or not and haven't tried but a quick search on Facebook turned this up: "Its on wiki answers if you look up "how to see who viewed your facebook profile. You go into facebook, right click and hit page source and it should bring you to a page where there are a ton of source codes and words and numbers and so you hit ctrl+f in order to search and put in the search box "friendslist", after that there should be lists of numbers that look like this: {"list": ["181833995004-2", "10002834774827-2... and so on each of them separated by commas is a profile. If you highlight the number before "-2" and type in "facebook.com/" in another tab, paste that number and hit enter and the profile should come up. This tells you that the persons profile that is on after you press enter has viewed your profile. On the source code number list, it is in order from most recent. This seems complicated but it is extremely simple. Go to wiki answers if you have questions because they explain it better."Can you really see who viewed your profile? | Facebook Help Comm...
Check out the fake facebook page,http://www.myfakewall.com/w/Be... fun for history buffs!?
First, I have to say that I loved the page. It is hilarious. If you are looking for suggestions, here are some that I came up with: Additions: Kim Jong Il (N Korea) He would mostly advise isolationism and warn against open borders lest you go the way of the USSR or China Vladimir Lenin (Bolsheviks)- He would warn against sharing, noting that in the end you are going to want it all for yourself anyway. George II (England) - He might warn against passing on your empire only to watch your grandson let it crumble George III (England) - He could have some good banter with Napoleon, he'd tease Napoleon about the Seven Years War who would tease back about the War of American Independence Elizabeth I (England) – She finally joins stating her reason for being late as that she was held up on some Protestant suspicions – The others can then praise her for her actions of ignoring her brother’s will, executing the bequeathed successor, and succeeding the one who imprisoned her. You could have the dictators discuss the height commonality since most of your list tops out around 5' 6" (stalin was about 5' 3" Napoleon between 5' 4" and 5' 6") -- Then, Idi Amin who was around 6' 2" could talk about how he is so tall and it is better....interesting back and forth. Stalin and Hitler could have some good banter about who broke the Warsaw Pact first Those are the ideas I had just now. I hope it helps. Great job.
My gf has been looking at her ex-bf profile on facebook... does she still like him?
yea, it doesn't mean she still likes him. She might just want to see what he's been doing and stuff. I sure that she's still devouted 2 u, and the facebook thing is nothing
Is checking the Facebook profile of my ex many times a day a hidden sign of something?
'Presumably you can only see what she has allowed in her public (non friend) profile. Technically you are not stalking her as she does not know you are looking at her public posts'Now that's exactly the kind of thought processes that sustains an obsession and takes it to the next unhealthy level.One and half years is a long time and you deserve to see other women. But you haven't. Even if you did - this kind of behavior will only never allow you to love what you get in life.In general always remember .... You are what you think. So wouldn't you want to think forward and backward?
My boyfriend recently search in Facebook the profile of his ex girlfriend. Should I be worry?
Maybe and while I know if I were in your shoes I would be insecure as well but keep in mind these statistics. Facebook did a study recently and found out that over 70% of it's users regularly check up or some say stalk their ex's. Ouch right. Not cool. There are so many reasons he could be doing this so take a deep breath.In saying that I will say that a guy looking and searching for his ex is usually more troublesome than if a woman does it. I'm not saying that women don't cheat or fantasize like men do because they do. I am saying that I'd be more aware of his actions in the immediate future as it's no secret men tend to not always make the best decisions when it comes to the better sex:)I mean who knows maybe his ex messaged him or commented on a post and is trying to pull him back to her? It might be as harmless as he was just literally curious to see what she was doing? What you.need to is as soon as possible very calmly ask him ( in person is better to see his body language) or on the phone and tell him what your feeling.I know it's not easy to do and you don't want to do it and try and control him or make him feel obligated to stop contact with her. Your only goal when your talking to him is to tell him first how much you love him and how much your trust him. Then you want to let him know that you believe that he's not messaging her on FB anything inappropriate but that you needed to let him know you've thought about and it's causing you some pain and discomfort. Now the interesting thing about what you've just done is that you have indirectly put him in a position where his next actions will reveal his love for you.In relationships we shouldn't have to make our partners do anything or love us. You want to be with a guy whom you can go to and tell him something he's doing is hurting you or causing your discomfort. Again he will only be receptive if you approach him letting him know you trust him and love him.The best part is by handling this concern in this manner you can now sit back and let nature takes it's course knowing you did all you could. For if after you do this he doesn't very quickly unfollow, unfriend or do something else to reassured you then you know he wasn't nthe right one for you anyways.
Is this a bad friend? Or am I overreacting?
I have this friend I've known since grade school. I was his best man in his wedding. We've always been cool. Problem is, his wife deletes girls off his facebook page, including my girlfriend. I take offense to it, because I want to know what the deal is. I approached his wife about it and she said she didn't do it. So a year later it happens 2 more times. My friend admits that it is his wife that does it. Apparently shes on his facebook often. Keep in mind, there is nothing between my friend and my girlfriend. We barely ever talk to his wife, because she doesn't want to talk to us. I approach my friend and he just shakes it off and says, "Just let my wife be. It's all good. She gets like that sometimes." So I tell him, "you don't need to add her again if this is going to keep happening." Am I overreacting? Because I plan on marrying her one day, but I don't want to be around this drama they cause. She can't even apologize to us or explain to us that it's not a big deal.