Can you tell who is looking at your Facebook profile picture?

Technically, no you cannot view who has looked at your profile page on Facebook although those who show up in your Newsfeed may be a slight indication of who is viewing your page. Your newsfeed usually contains those people you have been viewing the most or those who have been viewing your page the most.

Another user said:

Technically, you can track which IP addresses have viewed your page. But to track specific people is illegal - well, if you want to stay within the site's rules anyway.

There are sites such as "Unfaced" - or Apps such as "Doorbell," "Stalker," or "Who is Watching You" - that offer the service. Using them, however, is against Facebook's Terms of Use.

The founder of "Unfaced" has been banned from Facebook. Sites that use these tracking methods may be facing legal action.

It is better to stick to the Terms of Use that you agreed to when signing up for your account.

See the Related Link for more about the "Unfaced" story.

Click on the link below to go directly to Facebook's Privacy Policy.

NOTE - As of December 10, 2009, Facebook automatically indexes your information on google, which will allow people to view your info and photos.

To change your settings: Go to "Settings" on the top right barGo to "Privacy Settings"Click on "Public Search Results" (in order to change the settings - and control who views your page on a google search) and uncheck the box titled "Allow indexing".