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Facebook is one of the central social media hubs around which our online lives revolve. There are more than 2.38 billion active monthly users of the site (as of March 2019) and probably the majority of those accounts are real people. (There are also a lot of spam agents and information-collection bots.) Among those billions of users are a lot of profiles where we’d like to get a closer look at the person behind the profile – whether that means reading their posts, viewing their profile info, or checking out their pictures.

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Because of the way Facebook sets up its privacy protection, there are limits on what you can see in someone’s profile if you aren’t a friend of theirs. Facebook has adapted an essentially four-tier system where users can set their profiles to be public or private. If you are friends with someone, you can generally see everything they have online other than things where they have specifically excluded you. If you aren’t friends with someone but their profile is public, you can see most of what they have online. If you aren’t friends with someone and their profile is private, you won’t be able to see anything other than their existence on Facebook and their main profile photo. Finally, if they have you blocked personally, you won’t be able to see anything at all (even that they exist) regardless of their other privacy settings.

There are a lot of reasons you might want to get access to a profile that you aren’t currently allowed to view. Maybe you want to see what became of your old crush from college, or you’re curious about whatever happened to the high school bully. Maybe you want to check out a coworker and see what kind of things they’re into in their free time. Your motives may be pure or you may be a stalker; either way, there are three basic possibilities. Either your person of interest has their profile locked down and set to a private status, in which case you won’t be able to see much, if anything, or they have a semi-open profile that anyone can look at. Or they have blocked you specifically and so regardless of their privacy settings, you don’t see them on Facebook at all.

So if the person you’re interested in does have a private profile, what can you do? Well, there used to be technological weaknesses in the Facebook site that would allow you to get at least some of the information you’re interested in despite the privacy settings. Previously, you could actually manipulate a Facebook profile URL with the person’s name to see some of their timeline and images, though this exploit has long been fixed. Other similar exploits and cracks in Facebook’s armor, like the ability to use a Facebook graph URL to access private Facebook images or the option to use third-party tools to circumvent Facebook’s own privacy locks, have all been patched and sealed.

Facebook has come under incredible amounts of fire in recent years for their privacy missteps. They let third parties gain access to content they weren’t supposed to view, among other egregious faults. With the company in full damage-control mode on issues of privacy, it’s unlikely that they’re going to let any new kinds of software glitches grant access to stuff that people don’t want others to see. This means that sites and tools claiming to get you secret access to Facebook profile information are likely to break, if they aren’t already broken.

So is it hopeless?

Actually, no. Where software engineering has succeeded in raising privacy walls, social engineering can succeed in getting past them. There are a few different approaches that you can take and in this article I will show you how to work each one of them.

Brute Force

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The Charm Offensive
The Long Game

The simplest and quickest way to gain access to someone’s profile information is probably to pay a data broker for it. This can be a private eye, an online investigative service, or an outright hacker utilizing data bought on the Dark Web. Not every single profile is available from this route, but many are. The downside? There are several. One is that you’re working with someone who may be breaking the law, and depending on where you’re located, you may be breaking the law as well. Another is that nobody does that kind of work for fun; you’re going to pay for the information you want, and you’re going to get a snapshot, not an ongoing access to the person’s feed. Finally, even if you pay, you aren’t guaranteed to get the kind of results you want – the subject of your interest may not have a profile that anyone has archived, or what’s there may be long out of date.

The Charm Offensive

If the person you are interested in doesn’t know you, or does know you but doesn’t dislike you, then the easiest way to get access to their profile information is the obvious way: become their friend. This can be as simple as sending a friend request and hoping for the best, but if you suspect that won’t work (either because they don’t know you or because they just don’t consider you a friend), what can you do?

Getting to know someone on Facebook can be very complex and difficult, or it can be very simple. However, there are some techniques you can use to slide into someone’s Facebook life subtly (or not so subtly).

The first step is to identify Facebook groups that the subject person is a member of, as well as people that are close friends with the subject person. By close friends, I don’t necessarily mean that the two people are super significant in one another’s lives, but rather, that they interact time on Facebook together frequently. For example, if your subject person “likes” every picture that another person posts to their feed, then that second person is a close friend for our purposes. Note that you really do need to know some things about the subject person for this to work; if they are just a random name to you, you have no insight into what groups and people to seek out.

You want to get involved with the subject person’s groups and close friends, because that way you can find yourself in interactions with the subject person. It is in those interactions that you can familiarize the subject person with your online persona, present yourself as an attractive Facebook friend, and eventually wind up on their Friends list. Here are some dos and don’ts.

Do:

“Like”, “Ha-Ha” or “Love” their posts/pictures/comments, as appropriate.
Make meaningful responses to their comments.
Respond to other people in the group, or other comments and posts by the third party person, so as to present the image of someone who just happens to be there.
Make friends with their friends.
Post about your own issues and ideas regardless of the subject person’s interests.

Don’t:

Start reacting to or commenting on everything they say or do. Let a good 2/3 or 3/4 of it go by without comment.
Go back into the past and like old stuff – that makes you look like a deliberate stalker.
Comment constantly so that they feel like you’re suddenly an interloper on their feed.
Spam their friends list trying to friend everyone.
Get into conflicts with the subject person.

With care and patience, you can turn yourself from a stranger into a new friend of the subject person – and they’ll be the one to send YOU the friend request.

The Long Game

If you can’t hire a broker and you’ve been blocked deliberately so that a charm offensive isn’t going to work, what’s left? Trickery and deception, of course.

Security experts are unanimous:

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