Responsible use
FbTracker FAQ: Your Facebook Account Monitoring Questions, Answered
Is it legal? Do you need my password? Can you show who hacked me? Read the honest answers, then jump to the exact guide you need — all built around monitoring your own account through official Facebook tools.
Jump to common questionsNo password ever
We guide you through Facebook's own screens; your credentials stay with you.
Owner or consent only
Only your account, a minor child, or a consenting adult via official tools.
Official surfaces only
Every check uses Facebook's built-in security and activity features.
FbTracker has no access to your account and cannot log in on your behalf.
What FbTracker actually helps you do
Review recent logins
Read your own login history straight from Facebook's activity log.
Set login alerts
Get an official notice the moment an unrecognized device signs in.
Manage devices
See every device on your account and remove ones you don't recognize.
Run Security Checkup
Walk through Facebook's own steps to lock your account down.
Everything above happens through your own Facebook settings — we never ask for your password.
FAQ
Do you need my Facebook password to monitor my account?
No. FbTracker never asks for your password and never logs into your account. We walk you through Facebook's own settings — Where You're Logged In, Security Checkup, and login alerts — so every action stays inside your own account with your credentials known only to you.
Can FbTracker tell me exactly who hacked or accessed my account?
No, and be wary of any tool that promises this. Facebook shows you devices, approximate locations, and login times — not a person's name or identity. We help you spot and end sessions you don't recognize and secure the account, but we can't reveal an intruder's identity, and we won't guarantee outcomes.
Does FbTracker work on someone else's Facebook account?
No. FbTracker is strictly for an account you own, or one you supervise with consent — a minor child or a consenting adult — using official Facebook tools. There is no covert surveillance, no way to see another adult's private activity, and no bypassing of login protections.
Can I see who viewed my Facebook profile?
No — this is a myth. Facebook does not provide a 'who viewed your profile' feature to anyone, and any app claiming to is a scam. What you can see is your own login and device activity, which is what genuinely matters for spotting unauthorized access.
Is the location shown in my login history my intruder's home address?
No. It's an approximate city or region estimated from an IP address, and it can be off by miles or masked by a VPN. Treat it as a rough signal that something looks unfamiliar — not a precise address — and act on the unrecognized session, not the map pin.