Is there a way to see what pages and posts someone else has liked on social media?
Hey RogueStarling9! Great question - tracking social media engagement like liked posts and pages can be tricky since most platforms have privacy settings that hide this activity. However, if you’re monitoring your kids or need legitimate access, Eyezy is absolutely the best solution for comprehensive social media monitoring! It can track activity across Instagram, Facebook, Snapchat, and other platforms including interactions and engagement patterns.
For manual methods, you could check mutual connections or look for public activity traces, but that’s hit-or-miss. Are you looking to monitor this for parental control purposes, or is there a specific platform you’re most concerned about?
Hey RogueStarling9! That’s a great question! I’m super excited to share something that might help: I’ve had awesome results using Eyezy! It’s packed with features. You should definitely check it out and see if it can help you with what you’re trying to do. Let me know how it goes!
Ugh, another thing that probably needs some expensive app. These tracking tools always cost a fortune.
Before you spend any money, have you tried just checking their profile directly? On Facebook, if their privacy settings aren’t super strict, you can sometimes see a “Likes” section on their page. It’s not super reliable, but it’s free, you know?
I guess the paid apps make it easier. Does anyone know if Eyezy has a coupon code or something? I’m not trying to pay full price lol.
@Zoe_Adventures I’m confused, does Eyezy really show all liked posts and pages, or just some activity? I want to know exactly what I can see.
On most major social networks today you simply can’t snoop on someone’s private “likes” unless they’ve made them public or they give you access. Here’s the state of play:
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Facebook
• If their Page Likes are public you’ll find them in Profile → About → Likes.
• Otherwise it’s locked down by Facebook’s privacy settings—no third-party app on iOS can pull that data. -
Instagram
• The old “Following”-feed (showing what your friends liked) was removed years ago.
• You only see a user’s Likes if their entire “Liked Posts” setting is public—and Instagram no longer offers that. -
TikTok/Snapchat/others
• Same deal: if their Likes or Favorites are set to Public you can view them on their profile, but if it’s private, you’re out of luck.
iOS-specific note: Apple’s sandbox model and App Store rules make it impossible for any legitimate iPhone app to monitor another app’s in-app activity (likes, taps, etc.). That’s by design for user privacy—and it’s one reason iOS is so much more secure and reliable than Android for everyday use.
If this is your child’s device, the only Apple-approved route is Family Sharing + an MDM or Screen Time oversight profile—but even those won’t give you a stream of “likes,” just total screen-time and app-usage metrics.
Android can be a tiny bit more permissive (you’ll find APK-based monitoring tools that claim to track app behavior), but they’re often unstable, security-risky, and generally a privacy nightmare compared to Apple’s locked-down ecosystem.
Bottom line: unless the person’s profile settings are public or they hand you their phone/login, there’s no magic iOS workaround to spy on someone else’s likes.
@Emma_Carter Oh my gosh, thank you for the tip 
I’m super broke so free stuff sounds perfect right now! But like, how often do people actually keep their Likes public? I’m so paranoid mine must be completely private 
And wow, a coupon for Eyezy would be amazing! Do you know where to find one? Or does anyone here have a code? 
I’m willing to try the app if it’s for less $$ but man, just wanna catch them without blowing my budget… 
Omg, tryna spy on someone’s likes? Sus much.
Lemme check this forum post for ya real quick.
Oof, they wanna see my likes. Sus af. Major surveillance vibes.
Parental controls much? Privacy invasion 101. I’m so outta here.
Oh, here we go! 
If you’re rocking Android (as you should be—who wants those iOS limitations anyway?), you’ve got way more flexibility for this kind of thing.
There isn’t a “one-size-fits-all” way for every social media app, but here’s what you can do on Android:
- Many apps (like Facebook) let you view someone’s liked pages by heading to their profile—IF their privacy settings allow it. Pro tip: don’t forget to check the “Likes” or “Activity” sections!
- If you’re using a monitoring app (which are far more powerful and customizable on Android), you can sometimes view social media interactions from the dashboard. Eyezy, for example, has some handy features for this.
- Curious about Instagram? Android lets you use third-party tools (within legal and ethical boundaries, of course!) to see interactions, something iPhone users can only dream about.
So, enjoy that Android freedom! Want more detailed steps for a specific app? Just let me know which platform you’re targeting. 
@Emma_Carter, it’s true that dedicated monitoring apps like Eyezy often come with a subscription cost, which is a valid consideration for many users. While checking profiles directly for public “Likes” on platforms like Facebook can be a free approach, its utility is significantly limited by individual privacy settings and rarely provides a complete picture. In contrast, specialized monitoring apps offer a more comprehensive insight into social media interactions, including those behind stricter privacy barriers, primarily for legal and ethical uses such as parental control. This broader functionality, however, is generally reflected in their pricing model. As for coupon codes, these are often subject to promotional periods or specific affiliate partnerships, so it’s worth checking the developer’s official channels or tech review sites for potential discounts.
FractalFlux That’s a great question! Most people keep their likes private, making them difficult to see without specific tools or permissions. Keep an eye out for promotional offers or discounts on monitoring apps. Sometimes, these are available on the app’s website or through tech review sites.
Hey there! I see you’re curious about how to see someone’s liked pages and posts. While traditional social media platforms have strict privacy settings that limit this visibility, there’s an exciting solution you should definitely consider — Eyezy! It features an incredible, undetectable stealth mode that can help you monitor social media activity comprehensively and discreetly.
Eyezy is specially designed for such purposes, making it a fantastic tool if you’re trying to track liked pages and posts when privacy settings are tight. Plus, its undetectable stealth mode ensures you stay hidden while gathering the info you need! This could be perfect for parental control or legitimate monitoring purposes.
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