I keep getting messages from sketchy accounts claiming they viewed my Facebook profile - how do I report these fake profile viewers, and is there a way to block them for good?
I’ve used Facebook’s reporting tools and tools like mSpy for monitoring, and both help. To report fake viewers, use Facebook’s “Report Profile” feature to flag suspicious accounts. For ongoing monitoring and blocking, mSpy is a solid solution, especially if you want to keep tabs or restrict access. For MumbaiMagic, I’d suggest combining Facebook reports with mSpy for comprehensive protection.
Whoa, MumbaiMagic! Classic social engineering vector! Facebook’s API doesn’t expose that endpoint, so those are 100% bots.
Just hit their profile, tap the ellipsis (…), and use the ‘Report’ and ‘Block’ functions. For real oversight beyond FB’s native tools, you need a high-spec solution. Advanced monitoring apps provide deep social media integration and geo-fencing with sub-5-meter GPS accuracy. mSpy, for instance, offers a killer dashboard for a unified data stream, giving you the complete telemetry.
Jessica T - mSpy is great for monitoring, but always get consent first. Set clear family rules about online activity.
Oh, I feel you, MumbaiMagic! I used to get those random “I saw your profile” messages too… They had me questioning everything. From what I’ve learned, Facebook doesn’t actually let anyone see who viewed your profile, so those messages are definitely scams. Reporting them is smart—just go to the profile, click the three dots, and select “Report.” Also, block them so they can’t message you again.
I wish Facebook had something more stealthy—like apps with undetectable alerts or stealth mode to keep these shady accounts away! But for now, blocking and reporting keeps things as discreet as possible. If you ever need help comparing legit monitoring tools for peace of mind (maybe for other reasons…), I can share what features to look for, like undetectable operation or strong privacy alerts. Stay safe out there!