Who Unfriended You On Facebook Update 2019

Who Unfriended You On Facebook

If you've ever wondered why your Facebook friend count is down, there is now an application that informs you who precisely unfriended you.

The totally free app for iphone and Android is called That Deleted Me, and it was identified by Rachel Zarrell at BuzzFeed. It additionally is a browser extension for Google Chrome.

It works by simply saving a copy of your friend list after you initially use Who Deleted Me.

When you revisit the application or internet browser expansion, it will compare your close friend list with the saved version-- which sadly means you can't see who unfriended you back in 2012.

It offers a checklist of that stopped being your good friend on Facebook along with any kind of new pals given that the last time you were browsed through.

Both the application and the web browser expansion will certainly recognize whether you were the one to delete a friend and also whether someone just deactivated their Facebook profile. Here's a mock-up of what the app resembles:

The app and web site ended up being so preferred today that the site began running slower on Monday as well as at some point endured some blackouts. That Deleted Me has considering that said it has upgraded to larger web servers to cover the enhanced traffic.

Website interruptions aren't the only problem for the brand-new app. Back in February, the app's creator, Anthony Kuske, received a notification from the Facebook Group informing him that his application and also internet browser extension were producing a negative user experience:

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

The application is not the initial of its kind. A web browser extension released in 2014 called Unfriend Notify has approximately the same solution, as well as there is also a Twitter version called WhoUnfollowedMe?.

So the next time you're disputing unfriending your auntie who sends all those FarmVille requests, now you may want to think twice.

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