People You May Know suggestions come from things like having mutual friends or being a part of the same network. We regularly update People You May Know to improve suggestions. However, sometimes we might get it wrong and show someone you don’t know or want to add as a friend.
- Why does someone show up as a friend suggestion on Facebook?
- What does it mean when someone shows up on your suggested friends?
- Does Facebook suggest friends who have looked at your profile?
- Can you tell if someone Facebook searches you?
- Does Facebook recommend friends based on who look at your profile?
- Does Facebook suggest friends who look at your profile?
- When someone is suggested on Facebook Are you suggested to them?
- Are Facebook suggested friends people who look at your profile?
- What does it mean when Facebook gives you a friend suggestion?
- Why would Facebook suggest someone with no mutual friends?
Why does someone show up as a friend suggestion on Facebook?
People You May Know suggestions come from things like having mutual friends or being a part of the same network. We regularly update People You May Know to improve suggestions. However, sometimes we might get it wrong and show someone you don't know or want to add as a friend.
What does it mean when someone shows up on your suggested friends?
What exactly does it mean? Facebook's official line on this, on their help page, explains that they make selections for your Suggested Friends based on 'mutual friends, work and education information, networks you're part of, contacts you've imported and many other factors'.
Does Facebook suggest friends who have looked at your profile?
Facebook also gives you friend suggestions; those are people who may have been looking at your profile.
Does Facebook Suggest Friends Who Look At Your Profile?
Can you tell if someone Facebook searches you?
This helps us sort answers on the page. Facebook does not allow you to know who has viewed your profile or who has searched for you on the network.
Does Facebook recommend friends based on who look at your profile?
Is it based on profile views? What exactly does it mean? Facebook's official line on this, on their help page, explains that they make selections for your Suggested Friends based on 'mutual friends, work and education information, networks you're part of, contacts you've imported and many other factors'.
Does Facebook suggest friends who look at your profile?
Originally Answered: Does the "Suggested Friends" box on Facebook prefer showing people who have recently looked at your profile? From my recent experience, at some level, it does. I had the number of a person in my contact list(just phone number). Facebook App does have access to my contacts for a very long time.
Where Do Facebook Friend Suggestions Come From?
When someone is suggested on Facebook Are you suggested to them?
No. Facebook might suggest you to the other person as a friend but, it's not because it suggested you as their friend. Facebook tries to “match” people based on similar interests, friends, places, etc.
Are Facebook suggested friends people who look at your profile?
Facebook also gives you friend suggestions; those are people who may have been looking at your profile.
What Does You Have A New Friend Suggestion On Facebook Mean?
What does it mean when Facebook gives you a friend suggestion?
Friend suggestions come from things like: Having friends in common. Your profile information and networks (example: your current city, school or work). Your Facebook activity (example: joining groups or being tagged in the same photo or post).
Why would Facebook suggest someone with no mutual friends?
Perhaps their recommended friends were members of the same groups, or had friends from the same school, or were once tagged in pictures together.