How to See Someone's New Friends on Facebook

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2024 Author: Samantha Chapman | [email protected]. Last modified: 2024-01-15 13:47

This article explains how to use Facebook's tool called "Recently Added" to see which users have been added by your friends in the last few weeks. While this feature is not available on the Facebook application, people using a phone or tablet can visit Facebook.com in a mobile browser and request the desktop version of the site to access this section.

Steps

See Someone's New Friends on Facebook Step 1

Step 1. Visit https://www.facebook.com using a browser

If you are not already logged in, follow the onscreen instructions to log in.

You cannot see the "Recently added" section via application. If you are using a phone or tablet, press the browser menu icon and select Desktop site (or a similar option). This will open the same version of the site that you would see browsing on a computer.

See Someone's New Friends on Facebook Step 2

Step 2. Open a friend's profile page

You can do this by clicking on their profile picture in the "News Section" or by doing a search.

See Someone's New Friends on Facebook Step 3

Step 3. Click on Friends

This option is located on the left sidebar, under the "In brief" and "Photos" sections.

See Someone's New Friends on Facebook Step 4

Step 4. Click on the Recently Added tab

It is located above the friends list, next to the "Mutual Friends" option. The friends recently added by that user will be displayed.

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