Can You Tell if You Have Been Unfriended On Facebook | New 2019

Can You Tell If You Have Been Unfriended On Facebook

If you've ever wondered why your Facebook pal count is down, there is currently an application that tells you that precisely unfriended you.

The totally free app for iOS as well as Android is called Who Deleted Me, as well as it was spotted by Rachel Zarrell at BuzzFeed. It also is a browser extension for Google Chrome.

It functions by simply saving a duplicate of your pal checklist after you initially use Who Deleted Me.

When you revisit the app or web browser expansion, it will certainly compare your good friend list with the saved variation-- which however implies you can't see who unfriended you back in 2012.

It supplies a list of who quit being your good friend on Facebook as well as any new buddies since the last time you were browsed through.

Both the app and the web browser expansion will identify whether you were the one to delete a friend and whether a person just deactivated their Facebook account. Here's a mock-up of what the app looks like:

The application and site came to be so popular today that the site began running slower on Monday as well as ultimately suffered some outages. That Deleted Me has considering that said it has updated to bigger web servers to cover the enhanced traffic.

Website failures aren't the only concern for the new application. Back in February, the app's creator, Anthony Kuske, got a notification from the Facebook Group informing him that his app and browser extension were creating an adverse individual experience:

Still, greater than 36,000 individuals have liked the Who Deleted Me app web page on Facebook, so there's clearly a marketplace for it.

The app is not the very first of its kind. A browser expansion released in 2015 called Unfriend Notify has roughly the same solution, and also there is additionally a Twitter version called WhoUnfollowedMe?.

So the following time you're debating unfriending your auntie that sends out all those FarmVille requests, now you might wish to think twice.

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