: You can manually change who sees your posts, stories, and personal details (e.g., "Friends," "Only Me," or "Public") in the Settings & Privacy menu.
By trying these tools, you are not becoming a savvy internet user—you are becoming the target of criminals. You risk losing your own account, your personal data, and your financial security.
You enter the person's profile URL. The site says "verification required to prove you're human." You complete a survey, download an app, or enter your phone number. The scammers earn commission, and you get nothing – except spam calls and a compromised email address.
Leo was desperate. He’d been blocked by his ex, Sarah, three months ago, and the curiosity was eating him alive. He just wanted to see if she was happy—or, more accurately, if she was seeing someone else.
: Many are "survey scams" that collect your personal information without ever delivering the promised result.
The majority of "free" online viewers function as phishing sites or malware delivery systems.
You are asked to "Login with Facebook to confirm your identity before viewing private profiles."