The ability to view a specific user’s interactions, such as image engagements, on the Facebook platform has evolved over time. Originally, the platform offered greater visibility into user activity. However, privacy considerations have led to significant restrictions on accessing this type of information. Understanding current limitations is essential when attempting to ascertain an individual’s preferred visual content on the platform.
The evolution of privacy policies directly impacts the feasibility of observing another user’s “likes” on photographs. Earlier versions of the platform allowed for more open access to this data, facilitating connection and discovery based on shared interests. Presently, Facebook prioritizes user control over personal data, thereby limiting the availability of detailed interaction logs to third parties or other platform users.
