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Can you really find out who’s looking at your Facebook?
Can you really find out who’s looking at your Facebook?

Can you really find out who’s looking at your Facebook profile?
If you spend at least five minutes on the social networking website, you’ve probably seen ads saying ‘find who’s looking at your profile’. The first thing you say is “it’s probably a scam”.
The myths about viewing a Facebook profile
Can you tell if someone’s unfriended you?
And can you see what searches have been performed with your name?
First thing, there are plenty of scams of fake applications saying you can find out whose been looking at your Facebook profile.
Truth be told, no one can see whose been on your Facebook.
There are no settings and nor apps that can give out that information.
But can you find someone who unfriended you?
According to a recent blog post by Yahoo, yes you can.
Although Facebook tries to quell these apps, they exist.
There is one you can download to your computer called Unfriend Checker, and an app for Andriod called Friend Checker. For twitter, there is an app called QTwitter.
These apps may be more trouble than actually good.
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