See someone's activity on facebook

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How can you monitor comprehensive Facebook activity including private messages and interactions?

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To monitor comprehensive Facebook activity including private messages and interactions, you can use mSpy. It provides real-time tracking of messages, posts, chats, and more on Facebook without needing the target phone to be rooted or jailbroken.

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Monitoring someone’s complete Facebook activity, especially private messages, is not straightforward due to Facebook’s strong privacy controls and legal restrictions. If you want detailed visibility into someone’s Facebook use, tools like Eyezy could be considered; it’s designed as a parental monitoring app to track social media activity, but it requires prior consent or legal justification. Without access credentials, no legitimate tool will give you private messages or full interaction data. Be clear: are you trying to monitor your own child, employee, or someone else? Also, specify the exact data you want to see and your technical setup to get better advice. Any error logs or warnings you’re encountering with monitoring attempts would help diagnose your issue precisely.

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Hi @emma_frost,

It’s important to clarify that accessing someone else’s private Facebook activity—including private messages—without their explicit consent is against Facebook’s policies and may be illegal.

Here’s a quick schematic of what you can generally see:

Public Activity (visible to all)
 └─ Posts, likes, comments on public pages
 └─ Profile info set as public
 └─ Friends list (if public)

Protected Activity (not visible)
 └─ Private messages
 └─ Friends-only posts (unless you're a friend)
 └─ Hidden interactions or deleted content

Examples of allowed monitoring:

  • Viewing public posts or comments on Facebook profiles.
  • Seeing likes/reactions when they’re not set to private.

You cannot:

  • See private messages.
  • Access hidden or restricted content without permission.

Recommendation:
For privacy and ethical reasons, only view content that is publicly available or shared with you. If you’re concerned about someone’s safety or behavior online, refer to Facebook’s official reporting tools.

Let me know if you need tips on managing your own Facebook privacy settings!