If you’ve ever found yourself wondering who’s been checking out your Facebook page — whether it’s an old friend, an ex, a coworker, or someone new — you’re not alone. Let’s dive into the facts, myths, and practical solutions regarding this curiosity.

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Facebook’s Official Position

Facebook clearly states that users cannot see who views their profile. According to Facebook’s official Help Center:

“No, Facebook doesn’t let people track who views their profile. Third-party apps also can’t provide this functionality.”

This means there is no built-in feature or authorized third-party application that can tell you exactly who visited your profile.

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The Myths: What Doesn’t Work

Let’s bust some common myths:

❌ Third-Party Apps or Extensions

Some apps and browser extensions claim to show who has viewed your Facebook profile. These are scams or malicious software designed to:
• Collect your personal data
• Inject ads or malware into your device
• Trick you into giving them account access

❌ Source Code Trick

There’s a rumor that checking your Facebook page’s source code and searching for “Buddy_ID” will reveal your profile visitors. This is false. These IDs simply represent friends you’ve interacted with recently, not people who visited your profile.

❌ Profile Interactions as Clues

Some users assume that people who like or comment on your posts frequently must be visiting your profile often. While this might be partly true, Facebook does not provide definitive visitor data based on interactions.

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The Truth: What Facebook Tracks Privately

Facebook does track some information internally, such as:
• Your post reach and engagement (via Insights, for pages)
• Story viewers (on Facebook Stories only)
• Ad interactions (if you’re running paid ads)

However, this data is limited and does not include profile visitors for personal profiles.

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So, What’s the Solution?

While you can’t see exactly who views your profile, here are a few practical solutions and alternatives to understand your audience better and manage your privacy:

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✅ Use Facebook Stories for Clues

When you post a Facebook Story, Facebook does show you who viewed it. If you’re curious about who’s watching you, share content via Stories and check the viewer list.

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✅ Create a Facebook Page

If you’re a content creator, influencer, or business owner, consider switching to a Facebook Page. Pages have access to Facebook Insights, which show:
• Demographics of followers
• Post reach
• Engagement rates

While this still won’t tell you individual viewers, it’s great for getting to know your audience.

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✅ Monitor Profile Engagement

Keep an eye on:
• New friend requests
• Messages from strangers
• Likes and comments from people who don’t usually interact with you

These could be indirect hints about who’s browsing your profile.

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✅ Improve Privacy Settings

If you’re worried about people snooping on your profile, here’s how to protect your information:

Steps:
1. Go to Settings & Privacy > Settings
2. Click on Privacy
3. Adjust:
• Who can see your posts?
• Who can send you friend requests?
• Who can look you up using your email/phone number?
4. Set most options to Friends or Only Me for better control.

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Bottom Line

There is no legitimate way to see who views your Facebook profile. Facebook prioritizes user privacy and doesn’t share this data with anyone — not even you.

If an app or website promises to reveal your profile viewers, it’s fake and potentially dangerous.

Instead of chasing hidden data, focus on improving your privacy settings, using Stories for clues, and managing your online presence responsibly.

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Stay Safe Online!

Always be cautious about installing unknown apps or sharing personal data. If something sounds too good to be true — like an app that shows your secret stalkers — it probably is.

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✨ Pro Tip:

If you’re a business or public figure, switch to a Professional Mode on your personal profile for insights into your content’s performance — it’s not detailed about who viewed, but it gives a broader sense of reach.

The list features a former prime minister, a Nobel Peace Prize laureate, and a number of other constitutional law experts and rights advocates, including the Pakistani lawyer and founding father of Digital Rights Foundation (DRF), Nighat Dad.

The creation of an oversight board by a social media company isn’t only a primary for internet regulation, but also for Pakistan because the country is now on the worldwide tech map with Ms Dad’s inclusion.

While it’s set a replacement model for accountability on content management, to what extent will it shape the company’s policies?
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Selection of cases

The board will give users an opportunity to appeal against any wrongful removal of their content on Facebook and Instagram. Although, the board will only review a fraction of these appeals as a user must first exhaust Facebook’s appeals before they will involve the board.

According to the board’s leadership, the panel will specialise in the “most challenging” content issues for Facebook, including in areas like hate speech, harassment and protecting people’s safety and privacy.

Oversight board will issue rulings on what quite posts are going to be allowed and what should be taken down

Besides user appeals, it’ll even be ready to hear cases that are referred by Facebook. Facebook will directly refer cases to the board that are significant and difficult.

Significant, as defined within the bylaws, means the content in question involves real-world impact and issues that are important for public discourse.

Difficult means the content raises questions on current policies or their enforcement, with strong arguments on each side for either removing or leaving up the content under review. The board has sole discretion to simply accept or reject cases that are referred through this process.

Facebook has long faced criticism for high-profile content moderation issues, including removal of pro-Kashmir posts, hate speech in Myanmar against the Rohingya and other Muslims.

Recently, the corporate included guidelines on pandemic content to its list of community standards. However, with the platform now relying largely on automated moderation, anti-vaccine activists and conspiracy theorists have already become adept at gaming the platform’s rules.

Unless its policies and moderation improve, the board is a smaller amount likely to cause major change because the final judgment are going to be in accordance with Facebook’s community standards.

Another challenge limiting its efforts is that the global scale at it which it operates. Facebook said the board members chosen collectively have lived in additional than 27 countries and speak a minimum of 29 languages.

Globally, there are 2.5 billion people using the platform in additional than 100 languages.

Regulation in Pakistan

It is important to say that not all content are often submitted to the board for its review.

The board’s decisions are going to be binding “unless implementation could violate the law”, Facebook said.

This is the only reason why the board’s addition is a smaller amount likely to vary much for internet regulation in countries with repressive cyber laws, like Pakistan.

During the primary half 2019, Pakistan reported the very best volume of content (31 per cent) to Facebook.

In its transparency report, Facebook said it restricted 5,690 items within Pakistan. None of the 5,690 items from the Facebook’s transparency report were removed for violating its content policies but under Pakistan’s cybercrime law.

The government has also introduced the web Citizens Protection (Against Online Harm) Rules, 2020.

Under the new rules, social media platforms are going to be required to get rid of any ‘unlawful content’ acknowledged to them in writing or electronically signed email within 24 hours, and in emergency cases within six hours. With the web harm rules in effect, if as an example , the authority now specifies 2,000 items to Facebook for removal, the platform are going to be required to completely suits it.

“Ultimately, Facebook has got to respect local law in every country it operates in, so governments are liberal to introduce laws and Facebook, and therefore the board, would need to follow those laws,” a spokesperson for the overview board told Dawn.

Account suspensions not included

Initially, the board will only review individual pieces of content, like specific posts, photos, videos and comments on Facebook and Instagram.

The scope will expand within the future to incorporate other forms of content, for instance content that has been left up, also as pages, profiles, groups or events.

Last year, Facebook removed 103 pages, groups and accounts on both Facebook and Instagram as a part of a network that originated in Pakistan. during a blogpost on the takedown, Facebook said it had found that the network was linked to employees of Pakistani military.

The spokesperson said the accounts and pages removed over ‘coordinated inauthentic behaviour’ on Facebook won’t be reviewed by the panel for now as Facebook already partnered with “independent people” to review and document its CIB enforcement actions and therefore the results were an outcome of weeks or months of investigations by its teams.

Dad’s role

According to the board, members don’t represent individual countries when making decisions.

Each case identified by the board’s case-selection committee are going to be assigned to a five-member panel, four picked randomly from the board at large and one “from among those board members who are from the region which the content primarily affects”.

“A five-member panel will deliberate over a case of content implicating Pakistan would come with a minimum of one member from Central and South Asia, though this might not necessarily be Nighat Dad,” a board spokesperson told Dawn.

As a part of vetting, new board members (including Ms Dad) are required to disclose any potential conflicts of interest, the board added.

Regarding Ms Dad’s advocacy in Pakistan, the spokesperson said the DRF founder will not be advocating with Facebook on to take specific policy positions and can also not have an avenue for escalating content to the corporate as a digital rights activist, it said.

“That said, others at Digital Rights Foundation (DRF), will remain engaged with Facebook — completely break away Nighat and her work on the Oversight Board,” the OB representative added.

The riots in early 2018 erupted as anti-Muslim anger was whipped abreast of social media, forcing the Sri Lankan government to impose a state of emergency and block access to Facebook.

The tech giant commissioned a search into the part it’s going to have played, and investigators said incendiary content on Facebook may have led to violence against Muslims.

“We deplore the misuse of our platform,” Facebook said during a statement to Bloomberg News after the findings were released on Tuesday. “We recognise, and apologise for, the very real human rights impacts that resulted.” a minimum of three people were killed and 20 injured within the 2018 unrest, during which mosques and Muslim businesses were burned, mainly within the central a part of the Sinhalese Buddhist-majority nation.
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The hate speech and rumours spread on Facebook “may have led to ‘offline’ violence”, consistent with Article One, the human rights consultancy hired to conduct the investigation.

The one-hour deadline applies to content that French authorities consider to be related to terrorism or child sexual abuse.

Failing to act could result in fines of up to 4% of global revenue - billions of euros for the largest online firms.

But critics say the new law could restrict freedom of expression.

The new rules apply to all websites, whether large or small. But there are concerns that only internet giants such as Facebook and Google actually have the resources to remove content as quickly as required.

Digital rights group La Quadrature du Net said the requirement to take down content that the police considered “terrorism” in just one hour was impractical.

“If the site does not censor the content, for example because the report is sent on a weekend or overnight, the police can require [the whole site] to be blocked everywhere in France by internet service providers,” it said.

It said the power to decide what should be removed should not lie with the police but with judges.
Incitement to hatred

France’s new law reflects one proposed at the European Union level, where law-makers last year suggested a one-hour deadline for the removal of content.

But that proposal proved controversial and is currently in limbo.

France pushed ahead with its own version of the law despite the concerns in Europe.

Under the new French law, content judged to be illegal - but not relating to terrorism or child sexual abuse - will have to be taken down within 24 hours of notification.

That includes posts inciting hatred, violence, racism, and sexual harassment.

Failure to remove content could attract a fine of up to €1.25m (£1.1m).

France’s regulator, the Superior Council of the Audiovisual (CSA), will have the power to impose heftier fines of up to 4% of global turnover for continuous and repeated violations.

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Laetitia Avia, the MP from President Macron’s LREM party who proposed the bill, said the law would protect victims, while reaffirming the country’s commitment to freedom of expression.

However, France’s Republicans party voted against the measure.

Member Constance Le Grip told the National Assembly that fighting online hatred could not come at the expense of freedom of expression.

Her colleague in the Senate Bruno Retailleau tweeted that the new law was “incompatible with respect for public freedoms”.

Facebook said it was working closely with French regulator CSA and others “on the implementation of this law”.

YouTube said it already tackled illegal content and welcomed any new partnership with governments.

Twitter’s head of public affairs in France, Audrey Herblin-Stoop, told Reuters that the company would continue to work with the government to fight illegal content and hate speech.

“Eventually, these scum will release something truly nasty to wipe us all out, but first they have to train us to be obedient slaves” reads another.

A third: “Coronavirus is the newest Islamist weapon.”

Many of us by now will have seen something of the “infodemic” the World Health Organization (WHO) warned is swirling across society.

Whether popping into your online timeline or maybe forwarded by a relative, it would have been a rumour or revelation so eye-grabbing, so shockingly different from the norm, that they’re hard to ignore.
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Yet while false claims about coronavirus have been hard to miss, the interests and ideologies underneath them have been far less visible.

Now, a co-investigation by BBC Click and the UK counter-extremism think-tank Institute of Strategic Dialogue, indicates how both extremist political and fringe medical communities have tried to exploit the pandemic online.
Blaming immigration

Chloe Colliver led the study: “We started doing this research because we were interested to look at the intersection of extremism and disinformation online,” she explained.

“We wanted to know how the coronavirus crisis was affecting those trends.”

First, researchers collected about 150,000 public Facebook posts sent by 38 far-right groups and pages since January.

They used keywords to spot the key themes of each post, and then algorithms to map what each group tended to speak about overall.

Researchers identified five communities, united by the topic of discussion:

• Immigration

• Islam

• Judaism

• LGBT

• Elites

The numbers, probably indicative rather than giving the full picture, show that for the first four of these, the scale of activity hadn’t increased in volume since the lockdown.

But while there weren’t more posts about immigration, for example, discussions about the topic had increasingly linked it to Covid-19.

It’s the same for the theme of Islam - the scale was constant, but more and more of the discussion had begun to explicitly link the virus to Muslims, claiming they were exempt from the lockdown, blaming them for its spread, and even hoping they would catch it.

But the fifth and largest community - the one concerning the “elites” - had shown a significant spike in activity during the lockdown.

Discussions included the relationship of these “elites” - like Jeff Bezos, the Rothschilds, George Soros and Bill Gates - to the “deep state”, and their alleged role in causing the pandemic.

The researchers discovered that along with tying it to “elites”, this community was more likely than any other to think the virus was engineered, over-hyped, or had an existing cure.
Image caption Disinformation has also been spread outside Facebook in chat rooms

“This was the big shift,” Colliver explained.

“Anti-elite conversations have escalated dramatically, especially driving home the idea the lockdown is a tool of social control.”
‘Humungous scale’

As they dug deeper into the posts, the researchers took note of many thousands of links directing users to fringe political and health websites.

Newsguard, a website-rating organisation, had identified 34 of them as having shared information about the coronavirus that was “materially false”.

“The key interests behind these websites were either fringe politics or fringe health, sometimes both wrapped up together” Ms Colliver continued.

What was surprising to the researchers, however, was the size: “The scale was humungous”.
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They counted the total number of “interactions” - likes, shares, comments, and so on - which each public post on Facebook had received which contained a link to any of these 34 sites.

Over the same time period:

• the WHO’s website received 6.2 million interactions

• the US Centers for Disease Control (CDC), received 6.4 million

• TheEpochTimes.com, a news site whose advertising was banned by Facebook, and which was accused of covert inauthentic activity by both Facebook and Twitter last year, received more than 48 million interactions

The 34 websites together received more than 80 million interactions.

These included:

• almost 150,000 interactions for HumansAreFree.com, which made claims that the “plandemic” had been prepared years before the outbreak

• about 1.7 million interactions for RealFarmacy.com, which falsely claims that personal ultraviolet lamps are a safe remedy for coronavirus

“Interactions” do not imply agreement, and they were counted for each website overall, not exclusively for misinformation regarding coronavirus.

“We have removed a number of links shared by BBC Click for violating our policies on hate speech and the spread of harmful misinformation,” Facebook said in response to the study.

“Where a post does not violate our policies but is deemed by third party fact-checkers to be false, we reduce its distribution and show warning labels marking the post as false. When people see these warning labels, 95% of the time they do not go on to view the original content,” it said.
Growing threat

There are also plenty of other ways for the CDC and WHO to get their information out to audiences.

Recent research by the UK watchdog Ofcom suggests that most people learn about the virus from mainstream sources.

However, what the WHO has called an “infodemic” looks more like a parallel world, complete with social organisation, activism and gift shops.

It is one where fringe politics and fringe health have begun to mix. They both carry the idea that the lockdown isn’t about safety but about control, which they promise to “liberate” their followers from.

Given its size and energy, it is a world that also may represent a growing threat to the lockdown itself, and the medical and political consensus on which it is grounded.

The Google-owned video clip service acted after repeatedly warning Mr Icke that he had violated its policies by posting misleading information about the coronavirus pandemic.

However, the firm will still allow videos posted by others that feature Mr Icke to remain live, so long as their content does not break its rules.

It follows a similar ban by Facebook.

“YouTube has clear policies prohibiting any content that disputes the existence and transmission of Covid-19 as described by the WHO and the NHS,” a spokeswoman told the BBC.

“Due to continued violation of these policies, we have terminated David Icke’s YouTube channel.”

The channel had more than 900,000 subscribers at the time it was removed. The last clip Mr Icke had posted on Friday - about his Facebook ban - had about 120,000 views.

YouTube confirmed Mr Icke would not be allowed to start again by setting up a new channel.
Censorship debate

Last month, a live-streamed interview with Mr Icke posted by another account prompted YouTube to ban all conspiracy theory videos falsely linking coronavirus symptoms to 5G mobile phone networks.

The tech firm subsequently went further by banning any material that:

• suggests coronavirus does not exist

• contains medically unsubstantiated diagnostic advice about the virus

• explicitly disputes the efficacy of guidance about social distancing and self-isolation that has been issued by the WHO and/or local health authorities

Some civil rights groups have previously expressed concern about “growing online censorship around the coronavirus pandemic” by the major social networks.

“It is through a free forum of ideas that citizens understand, contextualise and trust information, not through harsh restrictions on information sharing,” they wrote to YouTube on 16 April.

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But the latest move was welcomed by the Center for Countering Digital Hate (CCDH), a UK-based think tank.

It said that videos of Mr Icke discussing conspiracy theories had been viewed about 30 million times across social media.

“We commend YouTube on bowing to pressure and taking action on David Icke’s channel,” said CCDH’s chief executive Imran Ahmed.

“However, there remains a network of channels and shadowy amplifiers, who promote Mr Icke’s content [and] need to be removed.”

CCDH is now urging Twitter and Facebook’s Instagram to take similar action.

اطلاعات کے مطابق ، فی الحال فیس بک اپنے آپریٹنگ سسٹم کی تعمیر کے لئے کچھ نئے طریقے ڈھونڈ رہا ہے تاکہ کمپنی کو اپنی فعالیت کے لئے اینڈروئیڈ او ایس پر انحصار نہ کرنا پڑے۔

او اسے سکریچ سے بنایا جائے گا ، اور اس پروجیکٹ کی قیادت مائیکرو سافٹ کے سابق انجینئر مارک لوکووسکی کر رہے ہیں ، جنھوں نے ونڈوز این ٹی آپریٹنگ سسٹم کی مشترکہ تصنیف کی تھی۔

نیا OS فیس بک اور گوگل کے مابین پائے جانے والے اختلافات کو بھی روک سکے گا ، جس کے نتیجے میں اس کے مہتواکانکشی منصوبے پٹڑی سے اترنے ، تاخیر کا شکار ہونے یا بالآخر منسوخ ہونے کا باعث بن سکتے ہیں۔

فیس بک نے اس بات کا اشارہ نہیں کیا ہے کہ او ایس کے آنے کے وقت یا کون سے پروڈکٹ اسے استعمال کرے گا۔

کچھ اطلاعات کے مطابق ، اوکلوس اور پورٹل ڈیوائسز پر کام کرنے کے ساتھ ، فی الحال فیس بک بھی بڑھتی ہوئی حقیقت کے شیشوں پر کام کرنے کی وجہ سے اس چرچے میں ہے۔ فیس بک اپنے وی آر شیشوں کے ل brain دماغ کے کچھ نئے کنٹرول انٹرفیس پر بھی کام کر رہا ہے جو صارفین کو اپنے خیالات سے شیشوں پر قابو پا سکتا ہے۔

مزید برآں ، زوکربرگ-لینگ کمپنی ایک نئے کیمپس میں بھی کام کر رہی ہے جس میں تقریبا 4،000 ملازمین رہ سکتے ہیں ، یہ سب کمپنی کے نئے ہارڈ ویئر پر کام کر رہے ہیں۔

اگر آپ ایک فیس بک استعمال کنندہ حیرت زدہ ہیں کہ آیا آپ کی ذاتی معلومات کو لیک کیا گیا ہے تو ، اس نکات کا جواب یقینا “" ہاں "ہے۔ موازنہ اور سیکیورٹی کے محقق باب ڈیاچینکو نے متعدد ہفتوں کے لئے آن لائن بے نقاب فیس بک کے صارف کے ڈیٹا کا ذخیرہ دیکھا۔ اس کے بعد سے یہ غائب ہوچکا ہے لیکن اس سے پہلے نہیں کہ ہیکر فورمز پر ڈیٹا کے لنکس ظاہر ہوں۔ ہاں ، یہ وہ کمپنی ہے جو اپنا آپریٹنگ سسٹم بنانا چاہتی ہے تاکہ وہ اوپن سورس لوڈ ، اتارنا Android OS کا استعمال روک سکے۔

اعداد و شمار Elasticsearch میں دستیاب تھا ، ایک مکمل تقسیم شدہ سرچ انجن تقسیم تھا۔ محققین نے اطلاع دی ہے کہ فیس بک کا ڈیٹا بیس پہلی بار 4 دسمبر کو یا اس کے آس پاس ایلسٹک اسٹارک میں نمودار ہوا تھا۔ 12 دسمبر کو ، ہیکر فورم پر اعداد و شمار ڈاؤن لوڈ کے بطور نمودار ہوئے۔ دو دن بعد ، ڈیاچینکو نے ڈیٹا بیس کو دریافت کیا اور غلط استعمال کی اطلاع وہ اے پی پتے سے وابستہ آئی ایس پی کو بھیجی۔ 19 دسمبر کو ، ڈیٹا بیس Elasticsearch سے غائب ہوگیا۔

ہم آن لائن مجرمانہ اقسام کی ایک نامعلوم تعداد کو محفوظ طریقے سے فرض کر سکتے ہیں جو ڈیٹا بیس کے آف لائن ہونے سے پہلے اسے حاصل کرنے میں کامیاب ہے۔ 267،140،436 ریکارڈوں میں پاس ورڈ یا دیگر انتہائی حساس معلومات شامل نہیں تھیں ، لیکن اس میں فیس بک کی شناخت ، فون نمبر ، پورا نام اور ٹائم اسٹیمپ ہے۔ اسی سے ، کوئی زیادہ انٹیلی جنس اکٹھا کرنے اور موثر فشینگ اٹیک کرنے کے ل your آپ کا فیس بک پروفائل تلاش کرسکتا ہے۔ موازنہ نوٹ کرتا ہے کہ ایس ایم ایس پر مبنی گھوٹالوں کا ڈیٹا بیس خیال ہوگا۔

ہم فی الحال نہیں جانتے ہیں کہ آن لائن ڈیٹا کا اختتام کیسے ہوا۔ یہ ممکن ہے کہ کسی گروپ نے سیکیورٹی کی خرابی کے ذریعہ فیس بک کے سسٹم تک رسائی حاصل کی ہو ، لیکن یہ فیس بک کے ڈویلپر API سے بھی آیا ہوسکتا ہے۔ کیمبرج اینالٹیکا اسکینڈل کے پیمانے کے منظر عام پر آنے کے بعد کمپنی نے 2018 میں اس API تک رسائی محدود کردی تھی۔ اس سے قبل ، فیس بک کی لاپرواہ پالیسیوں نے ڈویلپرز کو سوشل نیٹ ورک سے ڈیٹا کھرچنا آسان بنا دیا تھا۔ جب کہ اس ڈیٹا کو تکنیکی طور پر فیس بک کے قوانین کے منافی تھا ، اس کو روکنا اس کے پاس کوئی راستہ نہیں تھا۔

یہ پریشان کن ہے کہ لاکھوں صارف ریکارڈوں کی یہ برتری دراصل فیس بک کے لئے ایک نسبتا minor معمولی اسکینڈل ہے۔ کمپنی کا کہنا ہے کہ وہ اس واقعے پر غور کررہی ہے لیکن ان کا کہنا ہے کہ پچھلے سال اپنے API قوانین کو تبدیل کرنے سے قبل ڈیٹا لیا گیا تھا۔ چھان بین کے نتائج کے بارے میں یہ زیادہ پریشان نہیں ہے۔ سوشل نیٹ ورک نے اپنے رازداری کے طریقوں سے متعلق مستقبل کے جرمانے کو پورا کرنے کے لئے 3 بلین ڈالر رکھے ہیں۔

یہ کیسے کام کرتا ہے
آج سے ، اگر آپ 18 سال یا اس سے زیادہ عمر کے ہیں اور آپ نے فیس بک کا حالیہ ورژن ڈاؤن لوڈ کیا ہے تو ، آپ فیس بک ڈیٹنگ کا انتخاب کرسکتے ہیں اور ڈیٹنگ پروفائل (اپنے مین پروفائل سے الگ) تشکیل دے سکتے ہیں۔ آپ کو دوسروں کو بھی تجویز کیا جائے گا جنہوں نے بھی انتخاب کیا ہے۔ لوگوں کو آپ کی ترجیحات ، دلچسپیوں اور دوسری چیزوں کی بنیاد پر تجویز کیا جاتا ہے جو آپ فیس بک پر کرتے ہیں۔ فیس بک ڈیٹنگ سوئپ کرنے یا کسی کا انتظار کرنے کے بارے میں نہیں ہے جو آپ کو پہلا موقع حاصل کرنے کے ل like پسند کرے۔ اگر آپ کسی میں دلچسپی رکھتے ہیں تو ، آپ ان کے پروفائل پر براہ راست تبصرہ کرسکتے ہیں یا لائک بٹن پر ٹیپ کرسکتے ہیں تاکہ انھیں آگاہ کیا جاسکے۔ اگر آپ دلچسپی نہیں رکھتے تو ، آپ ان پر گزر سکتے ہیں۔ فیس بک ڈیٹنگ آپ کو دوستوں کے دوستوں اور یا آپ کے دوست حلقے میں شامل نہیں لوگوں کے ساتھ میچ کرنے کی اجازت دیتی ہے۔ فیس بک ڈیٹنگ آپ کے دوستوں کے ساتھ مماثل نہیں ہوگی ، جب تک کہ آپ سیکریٹ کرش کو استعمال نہ کریں اور آپ دونوں ایک دوسرے کو اپنی فہرست میں شامل نہ کریں۔ آپ کی ڈیٹنگ کی تمام سرگرمی فیس بک ڈیٹنگ میں رہے گی۔ اسے باقی فیس بک پر شیئر نہیں کیا جائے گا۔

اہم خصوصیات
لوگ جلد ہی فیس بک اور انسٹاگرام کی کہانیوں کے ساتھ رابطہ قائم کرنے اور ان کا اشتراک کرنے کے قابل ہو جائیں گے۔ آج لوگوں سے یہ فیصلہ کرنے کو کہا جاتا ہے کہ وہ مستحکم پروفائل کی بنیاد پر کسی کو فوری طور پر پسند کرتا ہے یا نہیں۔ آپ کو بتانے کے بجائے ، کہ آپ کون ہیں ، دکھانے میں مدد کرنے کے لئے ، ہم کہانیاں ڈیٹنگ پر لا رہے ہیں۔ یہ شکل آپ کو اس طرح مستند ہونے دیتی ہے کہ ایک عام ڈیٹنگ پروفائل نہیں کرسکتا ہے ، اور اس سے آپ کو میچ سے پہلے اور اس کے بعد کسی کو جاننے میں مدد ملتی ہے۔

صرف تصور. حتمی ڈیزائن نہیں۔
خفیہ کروش آپ کو ان لوگوں سے میل کرنے دیتا ہے جنہیں آپ پہلے ہی فیس بک اور یا انسٹاگرام پر جانتے ہیں۔ ڈیفالٹ کے مطابق ، فیس بک ڈیٹنگ آپ کے فیس بک فرینڈز سے آپ سے میل نہیں کھائے گی ، لیکن لوگوں نے ہمیں بتایا کہ وہ اپنے توسیعی حلقوں کے اندر رومانٹک تعلقات کی تلاش کرنے میں دلچسپی رکھتے ہیں ، جیسے ان کے فیس بک فرینڈ لسٹ اور انسٹاگرام فالوورز۔ ہماری مشہور سیکریٹ کچلنے والی خصوصیت آپ کو بس ایسا کرنے کا اختیار دیتی ہے۔ اگر آپ سیکریٹ کچلنے کا انتخاب کرتے ہیں تو ، آپ اپنے نو فیس بک دوست یا انسٹاگرام فالوورز کا انتخاب کرسکتے ہیں جن میں آپ دلچسپی رکھتے ہو۔ فیس بک ڈیٹنگ ، انہیں ایک نوٹیفیکیشن ملے گا جس میں کہا گیا ہے کہ کسی پر ان کا دباؤ ہے۔ اگر آپ کے کچلنے سے آپ ان کی خفیہ کرش فہرست میں بھی شامل ہوجاتے ہیں تو ، یہ ایک میچ ہے! اگر آپ کا کچلنا ڈیٹنگ پر نہیں ہے ، خفیہ کرش کی فہرست نہیں بناتا ہے ، یا آپ کو ان کی فہرست میں نہیں ڈالتا ہے - تو پھر کوئی بھی نہیں جان سکے گا کہ آپ نے ان کا نام درج کیا ہے۔
اب آپ فیس بک ڈیٹنگ میں اپنے انسٹاگرام پوسٹس کو اپنے پروفائل میں شامل کرسکتے ہیں۔ اپنے پروفائل میں انسٹاگرام پوسٹوں کو شامل کرنے سے ایک بہتر ڈیٹنگ پروفائل بنانے ، دوسروں کو اپنی زندگی کے پہلوؤں کو ظاہر کرنے ، اور مشترکہ رابطوں کو تلاش کرنے میں آسانی ہوگی جس سے گفتگو تیز ہوجاتی ہے۔

اسی طرح کی دلچسپی رکھنے والے لوگوں کو دیکھنے کے لئے واقعات اور گروپوں کا انتخاب کریں۔ آپ ایسے دوسرے لوگوں کو دیکھنے کا انتخاب کرسکتے ہیں جو فیس بک ڈیٹنگ کا استعمال کررہے ہیں جو آپ کے گروپوں میں اپنی ترجیحات کے مطابق بنتا ہے اور جن واقعات میں آپ شریک ہوئے ہوں گے یا شرکت کریں گے۔ جب آپ ان لوگوں کو دیکھنا پسند کریں گے ، تو آپ ان کو بھی دکھائی دیں گے۔
اپنی تاریخ کی تفصیلات شیئر کرکے محفوظ محسوس کریں۔ فیس بک ڈیٹنگ استعمال کرنے والے افراد اپنی آنے والی تاریخ اور / یا براہ راست مقام کی تفصیلات کسی ایسے شخص کے ساتھ بانٹ سکتے ہیں جس پر وہ میسینجر کے توسط پر بھروسہ کرتے ہیں۔ اگر وہ اس خصوصیت کا انتخاب کرنا چاہتے ہیں تو وہ کنٹرول کرسکیں گے۔ اگر وہ کرتے ہیں تو ، ان کے اختیار میں ہے کہ وہ یہ معلومات کس کے ساتھ بانٹتے ہیں۔

اپنا ڈیٹنگ پروفائل بنانا پہلے سے کہیں زیادہ آسان ہے۔ دوسرے ممالک میں ڈیٹنگ استعمال کرنے والے لوگوں کے آراء کی بنیاد پر ، ہم نے فیس بک ڈیٹنگ پروفائل بنانا آسان بنا دیا ہے۔ ایک نل کے ساتھ ، ہم آپ کے فیس بک پروفائل سے تصاویر اور معلومات تجویز کریں گے ، جسے آپ ترمیم یا ختم کرسکتے ہیں۔
آپ شروع سے ہی اپنا ڈیٹنگ پروفائل بنا سکتے ہیں۔

دستیابی۔

فی الحال امریکہ کے علاوہ 19 دیگر ممالک میں بھی فیس بک ڈیٹنگ دستیاب ہے: ارجنٹائن ، بولیویا ، برازیل ، کینیڈا ، چلی ، کولمبیا ، ایکواڈور ، گیانا ، لاؤس ، ملائیشیا ، میکسیکو ، پیراگوئے ، پیرو ، فلپائن ، سنگاپور ، سرینام ، تھائی لینڈ ، یوراگوئے اور ویتنام۔ یہ 2020 کے اوائل تک یورپ میں ہوگا۔
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[right]کمپنی نے منگل کو اعلان کیا کہ فیس بک اپنی چہرے کی شناخت کی خصوصیات کو بند کرنے میں آسان تر بنا رہا ہے اور اب وہ خود بخود نئے صارفین کو فیس ٹیگنگ کا انتخاب نہیں کرے گا۔

فیس بک اپنے صارفین کے اپ لوڈ کردہ فوٹو میں چہروں کی شناخت کے لئے چہرے کی پہچان کا استعمال کرتا ہے۔ اس سے کمپنی کو “ٹیگ تجاویز” نامی ایک خصوصیت میں ، آپ کے دوستوں کی فہرست کی بنیاد پر خود بخود ٹیگ تجویز کرنے کی اجازت ملی۔

2017 میں ، کمپنی نے “چہرے کی شناخت” کی وسیع تر ترتیب کے ساتھ “ٹیگ تجاویز” کو تبدیل کرنا شروع کیا۔ اس ٹیگ کی تجاویز کو کنٹرول کیا گیا ، نیز فیس بک کے صارفین کو متنبہ کرنے کی صلاحیت اگر ان کی تصاویر پلیٹ فارم پر کسی اور کے ذریعہ استعمال ہو رہی ہیں۔ لیکن فیس بک کے سبھی صارفین کے لئے “چہرے کی پہچان” کی ترتیب دستیاب نہیں تھی ، اور فیڈرل ٹریڈ کمیشن نے ٹیگ کی تجاویز کو “دھوکہ دہی” قرار دیا کیوں کہ اسے بطور ڈیفالٹ قابل بنایا گیا تھا۔ رازداری کے دیگر حامیوں نے اس خصوصیت کو تنقید کا نشانہ بنایا کیونکہ “ٹیگ کی تجاویز” نام سے یہ واضح نہیں ہوسکا کہ فیس بک اپنے صارفین کے بارے میں بائیو میٹرک ڈیٹا اسٹور کررہا ہے۔
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[right]اب یہ بدل رہا ہے۔ جو بھی شخص پہلے سے ہی “چہرے کی پہچان” ترتیب نہیں رکھتا ہے اسے اپ ڈیٹ کے ساتھ ساتھ اس کی خصوصیت اور اس کو غیر فعال کرنے کی صلاحیت کی وضاحت کرنے والا نوٹیفکیشن بھی مل جائے گا۔ “ٹیگ تجاویز” کی خصوصیت مزید نہیں ہوگی ، اور فیس بک خود بخود نئے صارفین کو اس فیچر میں شامل نہیں کرے گا ، حالانکہ جو بھی پہلے اس کو فعال کرتا تھا اس کا انتخاب جاری رکھے گا جب تک کہ وہ اپنی ترتیبات کو اپ ڈیٹ نہیں کرتے۔

آپ اپنی فیس بک کی رازداری کی ترتیبات کے تحت “چہرے کی شناخت” کو منتخب کرکے یا اس لنک کے ذریعے اپنی ترتیبات کو چیک کرسکتے ہیں۔

اس کے چہرے کو پہچاننے والی ٹیک پر سوشل نیٹ ورک کو اس وقت اربوں ڈالر کے مقدمے کا سامنا ہے۔ مقدمہ 2015 کا ہے ، لیکن آہستہ آہستہ اس کی پیشرفت ہوتی رہی ہے - اور ابھی تک فیس بک کے حق میں نہیں ہے۔ کمپنی نے حال ہی میں ایک اپیل کھو دی جس میں اس نے مقدمہ خارج کرنے کی کوشش کی تھی۔

ایف ٹی سی نے اس بارے میں بھی نئے قواعد نافذ کردیئے ہیں کہ کس طرح کیمبرج اینالیٹیکا اسکینڈل کے معاملے میں فیس بک کمپنی کے ساتھ معاہدے کے ایک حصے کے طور پر چہرے کی پہچان کو استعمال کرسکتی ہے۔ ایف ٹی سی نے کہا کہ سوشل نیٹ ورک کو “اس کے چہرے کو پہچاننے والی ٹکنالوجی کے استعمال کے بارے میں واضح اور واضح نوٹس دینا چاہئے۔”[/right]

Facebook launched Instant Article in could twelve, 2015. In March 2016 facebook announce that publisher will legalise their instant articles before long. however still Instant Article wasn’t out there for all publishers word wide. At the 2016 facebook F8 conference facebook announce that Instant Article would currently be out there for all publishers.

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Minimal audience error
After that publishers started victimization instant articles and monetizing that with none downside. however later facebook changes their policy and currently many publishers face lowest audience issue. Not solely new publishers even recent publishers are facing issue. And losing access to instant articles with error “You’ve lost access to Instant Articles”.

Lost Access to instant articles
So why this error is coming?
There are many posts, videos and discussion everywhere web regarding this subject however no one have any answer. I’ve researched over web and armored several publishers WHO were facing this error and posting regarding it on forums. i attempted it on my two blogs and baby-faced same lowest audience error throughout connecting my website in instant article. therefore I started some experiments.

First i attempted to work out that wherever “minimal readership” terms applied, on web site or on facebook page. On my one web log traffic is around five hundred distinctive guests per day and on second blog (where you’re reading this article) traffic is low as it’s new blog. each weren’t eligible then I checked what quantity traffic I’m obtaining from facebook. i used to be not active on each blog’s facebook pages therefore traffic was zero from facebook. Then I started posting new web log post’s link on it’s Facebook pages and began obtaining very little traffic. In my recent web log’s page I boosted my post with $5 per day set up and after I got over 10-12K guests then i attempted once more and woaahh! my 1st blog is connected with instant article.

So as per my experiment I found facebook is trying your fan page’s engagement along with your web log cause individuals can scan instant articles on facebook. If there don’t seem to be enough scanner WHO read your fan page’s post then you’ll not get access and additionally you wish to take care of it else you’ll lost access to instant article.

How to get traffic from facebook Free?
If you don’t need to pay cash for traffic then additionally you’ll be able to get smart traffic from facebook. For this facebook teams are smart possibility. solely post in those teams that are associated with your post. means that if you write on “Technology” then post your web log post’s link in technology connected teams solely not in instruction cluster or baby care groups.

Another trick is use clickbait headline. affirmative you detected it write “Clickbait headline”, analysis shows quite fortieth traffic of blogs are returning from clickbait title. however your headline’s promise should match along with your content else individuals can begin ignoring you. Worthy headline title could be a large topic and can cowl in different article.

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