How Do I Find who Unfriended Me On Facebook

If you have actually ever been curious why your Facebook pal matter is down, there is currently an app that informs you who exactly unfriended you.

The cost-free application for iphone and Android is called That Deleted Me, and it was spotted by Rachel Zarrell at BuzzFeed. It likewise is a browser expansion for Google Chrome.

It functions by merely saving a duplicate of your good friend listing after you first use That Deleted Me.

When you review the application or internet browser expansion, it will contrast your close friend checklist with the saved version-- which however implies you can't see that unfriended you back in 2012.

It provides a listing of who quit being your buddy on Facebook along with any new close friends considering that the last time you were visited.

Both the app and the browser expansion will identify whether you were the one to delete a close friend and whether someone simply deactivated their Facebook profile. Right here's a mock-up of what the application resembles:

The application and also web site became so popular this week that the web site began running slower on Monday and at some point suffered some failures. That Deleted Me has because said it has actually upgraded to bigger web servers to cover the increased website traffic.

Web site outages aren't the only concern for the brand-new application. Back in February, the application's developer, Anthony Kuske, obtained a notification from the Facebook Team informing him that his app and also web browser expansion were developing an adverse user experience:

Still, more than 36,000 individuals have actually liked the That Deleted Me app page on Facebook, so there's obviously a marketplace for it.

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

So the next time you're disputing unfriending your aunt who sends all those FarmVille demands, currently you may want to think twice.