Login & session tracking
Review Your Facebook Activity Log: The Full Paper Trail of Your Own Account
Your Activity Log is more than a login list — it records posts, searches, comments, and app connections tied to your account. Learn to filter it and review it monthly, all through Facebook's own tools, on the account you own.
See what your Activity Log recordsNo password, ever
We guide you through Facebook's own screens; we never ask for or store your login.
Owner-only by design
Every step reviews your own account, or a minor you supervise with consent.
Official surfaces only
We link to Facebook's real Activity Log and Settings, not lookalike pages.
The Activity Log is private to the account owner — you can only review your own, never someone else's.
Activity logUpdated now
Logged in
iPhone · Lisbon · today 09:41
Password changed
You · 3 days ago
New device added
Windows PC · Porto · last week
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One timeline for everything your account did
The Activity Log gathers actions in one place — far broader than the 'Where you're logged in' list.
- Posts, comments, reactions and things you were tagged in
- Searches you ran and Marketplace or page interactions
- Login events and security actions, all in date order
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AllLoginsSecurityDevices
Logged in
iPhone · Lisbon · today 09:41
Password changed
You · 3 days ago
New device added
Windows PC · Porto · last week
Illustration · fictional data · not affiliated with Facebook
Filter it down instead of endless scrolling
Facebook lets you narrow the log by category and date so a monthly review takes minutes.
- Filter by Logged actions and other activity vs. your posts
- Jump to a specific year or month with the date selector
- Isolate 'Active sessions' and 'Logins' for a security-only pass
Apps with accessUpdated now
Photo Printer
Can see: profile, photos
Trivia Game
Can see: profile, friends
Calendar Sync
Can see: email
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Catch old app and website connections
Apps you linked years ago keep access until you remove them — the log is where you find them.
- Review every app and site connected to your account
- Remove connections you no longer use or recognize
- Re-check after any 'Log in with Facebook' sign-up
What a monthly Activity Log self-audit covers
Full action history
See posts, searches and interactions in one running timeline.
Login timeline
Spot each recorded sign-in and when it happened.
Connected apps
Find and remove third-party apps still holding access.
Filtered review
Narrow by category and date so nothing gets buried.
Every step happens inside Facebook's own Activity Log and Settings — on the account you own or lawfully supervise.
FAQ
Is the Activity Log the same as my login history?
No. Login history is one slice of it. The Activity Log also records posts, comments, reactions, searches, and app connections tied to your account, so it gives a fuller picture. For logins alone, the 'Where you're logged in' screen is faster.
Can I use the Activity Log to see who viewed my profile?
No. Facebook does not record or expose profile views anywhere, and no legitimate tool can. Any service claiming to reveal 'who viewed you' is a myth or a scam. The Activity Log shows your own actions, not other people's viewing.
Can I check someone else's Activity Log?
No. The Activity Log is private to each account owner and only visible when signed into that account. You can review your own, or help a minor child or a consenting adult review theirs together using their own login.
How often should I review my Activity Log?
A monthly pass works well: filter by the last month, scan logins and active sessions, then check connected apps and remove anything you no longer use. Do an extra review right after any unrecognized-login alert.
I found something I don't recognize — what next?
Don't panic. Remove the app connection or log out the session, change your password, and run Facebook's Security Checkup. If you suspect access you didn't authorize, our detect-access page walks through the safe steps.