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Apparently there is a way to tell who is stalking you on FB? - Mellissa - 02-20-2014 01:23 PM

So i've been doing a little research and apparently if you click on your search box on fb and type each letter of the alphabet, the people who youve been stalking and those who have been stalking you come up first.

I have to say, its a little true because ive been stalking my crush who im not friends with and his name comes up first everytime i type in G.

Has anyone tried it? what do you think?


- Alex - 02-20-2014 01:32 PM

Facebook just remembers which pages you visit the most so when you type in G it thinks youre trying to go to that page again. as for seeing who stalks you i dont see how that would work


- ja k - 02-20-2014 01:33 PM

the people youve been stalking show up first not the other way around.

facebook is so lame id suggest deactivating it. dont waste your youth on that


- Hannah - 02-20-2014 01:40 PM

yep it's true. it doesn't show who stalks you though. but it does show all of the people who YOU'RE stalking the most. i find that when i type letters into the search box, the people whose profiles i look at most often are first on the list! but there's also a way to see who's stalking you. if you go to your profile (assuming you don't have the new timeline layout), the 10 friends who show up under your profile picture are supposedly stalking you. i noticed that i tend to show up on people's profiles who i stalk a lot haha. and the ones on mine would make sense to be stalking me, although i don't go to any of their profiles very often. facebook just doesn't want to admit these things, but it makes sense for all of the profiles that i've seen.


- Captain Smartass - 02-20-2014 01:43 PM

It's just previous search memory.