How to check if someone's spying on you on Facebook

Facebook has technology that tracks where your profile is entered and can help you get out or protect your profile from people trying to avenge it, writes The Sun.

Facebook can provide information about the location of the devices your account was used, as well as the device in question, type of browser and date and time when the account was accessed for the last time.

First, open the web browser you're using and enter your Facebook. Then click the crash arrow on the main page and select the matches.

You need to click on “security and log at”, which should appear as an option on the left side of the screen. Then move the mouse into the “section where you're approaching”.

This piece will show you all the devices on which Facebook is approaching, including any currently active device. You will be able to see the time and date when the search occurred, what kind of equipment was being used and the location was located.

If you click on the three vertical points on the right of each listed session, you will be able to access or report that it is not you. It will also offer you the possibility of closing all sessions.

If you want to check where your Facebook is used through a mobile application or a tablet, the process is very similar. You must click on three horizontal lines in the lower right corner in the application.

Then come down until you see the matches and click here. When in “you go to “security “and click on security and access. Then you'll see sexo n “Where are you entered” and click on all devices to see.

As with your computer method, you will be able to see the time and date when the key occurred, the type of device that is used, and the location. If you click on three vertical points to the right of each listed session, you will be able to exit or report that it is not you. It will also offer you the possibility of shutting down all sessions.