Facebook activity tracker · owner-only

Track and secure the activity on your own Facebook account

See who is logged in, where from, and when — then get alerted to anything new. FbTracker walks you through Facebook's own login, session, and security tools so you can monitor your account with confidence. Your account only, or a child/consenting adult through official Meta tools.

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Check who logged in

We never ask for your password or a login code, and we never touch anyone else's account. Everything happens inside official Facebook settings.

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How is your account security today?

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Alerts

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Security alert

2h · only you can see this

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A new login to your account from a Windows PC in Porto. If this wasn't you, log it out and change your password.

Where your logins came from

Today · your account

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You · Lisbon

Unfamiliar · Warsaw

Devices on your account

Keep the ones you use. Log out anything you don't recognise.

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iPhone 14 · this device

Lisbon · active now

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Windows PC · Chrome

Porto · 2 hours ago

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Android phone

Warsaw · not recognised

Home Devices Alerts Checkup Menu

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What do you want to check?

Start from the question you actually have. Each card opens a focused, owner-only walkthrough that stays inside Facebook's official tools.

See who logged in

Audit your own account for logins and devices you don't recognize — and what actually counts as a red flag.

Review active sessions

See every device signed in to your account right now and end the ones you don't want, one tap each.

Turn on login alerts

Get an email and in-app warning the moment a new device signs in, so you hear about it first.

Spot unauthorized access

Learn the real signs someone got in, and the official steps to lock your account back down fast.

Check login locations

Read where your logins came from — and why an unfamiliar city is often your carrier, not an intruder.

Read your login history

Decode every row in your 'Where you're logged in' list: device, browser, area and time.

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Tuesday, 14 October

FbTracker alertnow

New login to your account from a Windows PC in Porto. Was this you?

New device signs in

Push + email the moment it happens

Unfamiliar city or country

Password or email changed

So a change is never silent

Weekly activity summary

A calm recap, once a week

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Hear about a new login before it becomes a problem

Turn on your account's own login alerts and you get a push and an email the moment a new device or an unfamiliar place signs in — so you can act in minutes, not days.

Every alert here is for your own account. We never watch anyone else and never ask for your password.

Owner-only · official Meta alerts

Manage devices, family and hardening

Beyond a one-off check, keep your account and household secure with the same official tools.

Manage your devices

See connected devices →

Supervise a child's account

Set up official supervision →

Run a security checkup

Harden your account →

Your account

Login & device activity

Updated just now

Device	Location	Last seen	Status
iPhone 14 App · iOS 18	Lisbon, PT	Active now	This device
Windows PC Chrome · Win 11	Porto, PT	2 hours ago	Recognised	Log out
Android phone App · Android 14	Warsaw, PL	Yesterday	Not recognised	Review & secure

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How monitoring your own account works

No installs, no password sharing — just a short routine inside Facebook's own settings.

1

Open your account's security settings

Everything lives under Settings & privacy → Password and security on the Facebook app or web.
2

Read logins, sessions and devices

Match each signed-in device and recent login against what you actually use.
3

Turn on alerts and end stale sessions

Enable login alerts and log out anything you don't recognize or no longer use.
4

Make it a habit

A two-minute check on a weekly rhythm is what keeps small changes from becoming surprises.

A two-minute checkup, run on a habit

A security checkup walks your own account through the few things that matter — devices, login alerts, recovery details, connected apps — and shows what's still open.

Do it inside Facebook's own settings. A short routine on a weekly rhythm keeps small changes from becoming surprises.

Inside official Meta tools

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Security checkup

Your account · last run 6 days ago

Reviewed signed-in devices

3 devices · 1 logged out

Push and email

Two-factor added

Authenticator app

Check recovery email & phone

Make sure they're still yours

Review →

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Responsible use

Owner-only, consent-first, official tools

FbTracker helps you monitor and secure accounts you're entitled to watch — your own, your minor child's through Meta's supervision tools, or a consenting adult's. It will never help access someone else's account, bypass 2FA, find a password, or track anyone covertly. Read our full responsible-use charter for the exact boundaries.

Common questions

Do I need to give you my Facebook password?

No — never. Everything on this site happens inside your own Facebook settings. We never ask for your password or a login code, and any service that does is a scam.

Can I use this to check someone else's Facebook?

No. FbTracker is for your own account, a minor child you supervise through Meta's Family Center, or a consenting adult reviewing their own account. Covertly accessing anyone else's account is illegal and not something we help with.

Can you tell me who hacked my account or their real identity?

No. Facebook shows the device and an approximate location for a session, never a person's name or real IP. Anyone promising to reveal an intruder's identity is not being honest.

Can I see who viewed my profile?

No — Facebook does not provide that data, so no legitimate tool can either. What you can see and control is who is logged in and what your account broadcasts.

Can you recover a permanently deleted account or messages?

No. Once content is permanently deleted, no service can restore it, and we won't promise otherwise. We focus on securing and monitoring what you still have.

Is monitoring my own Facebook legal?

Yes. Reviewing and securing your own account, supervising your minor child through official tools, or helping a consenting adult with their own account are all legitimate. Covert monitoring of another adult is not.

Start with your own login activity

Open your account's login list, learn to read it, and turn a two-minute check into a habit that keeps your Facebook yours.

Read my login activity