How to View Who Follows You on Facebook: Mobile & Desktop

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A quick guide to finding out who follows you on Facebook
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This wikiHow teaches you how to see a complete list of all people following you on Facebook using the mobile app or an internet browser.

How to See Your Facebook Followers

On the mobile app, go to your Facebook profile and tap See your About info , then scroll down until you see a heading that says Followers . On desktop, simply go to your friends list. Your followers will be there under the Followers tab.

Method 1
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Using the Mobile App

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  1. You'll see this directly under the Facebook logo in the mobile app on your Android, iPhone, or iPad.
  2. This is under the Details heading.
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  3. Your followers will be listed at the bottom.
  4. If you don't have many followers, you may not have an option to click the See all button.
  5. The number of followers you have will be listed.
    • If you don't have any followers, you won't be able to see how many followers you have and the Followers option won't be present.
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Method 2
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Using a Desktop Browser

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  1. Click your name and profile picture at the top of the left navigation panel in the upper-left corner of your browser window. It will take you to your Profile. [1]
    • If you aren't automatically signed into Facebook, enter your email or phone and your password to log in. [2]
  2. 2
    Click the Friends tab. Your followers have now been moved to the same area where you can see your friends.
  3. 3
    Click Followers . All of your Facebook followers will be displayed here.
    • If you don't have any followers, you won't be able to see how many followers you have and the Followers option won't be present.
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    There is no followers button available. What can I do?
    Malas Pins - PH Team
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    The option is "Friends" from the "Who Can Follow Me" setting under the "Public Posts" section. It means only your friends can follow you.
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      References

      1. ↑ https://www.facebook.com/help/843537565758741
      2. ↑ https://www.facebook.com/help/185285184853471

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      1. Open the Facebook app.
      2. Tap the menu.
      3. Tap your name.
      4. Tap About .
      5. Tap Followed by x people .

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