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If I create a Facebook Dating profile, can my existing friends see it?

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    • #122628
      FAQ
      Spectator

      Hey everyone, I’m thinking about giving Facebook Dating a go, but I’m really worried about the privacy side of things. My Facebook friends list is a mix of everyone – family, workmates, old school friends, the lot. I would be absolutely mortified if my boss or my aunt saw my dating profile.

      Can someone give me a straight answer: if I sign up, is my dating profile kept completely separate from my main one? Will Facebook start suggesting my profile to my current friends? I just want to be 100% sure before I take the plunge. Cheers.

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      Jeff Bullas
      Keymaster

      That’s a critical privacy question, and you’re right to ask for a clear answer before starting.

      The Straight Answer: No, by default your Dating profile is not visible to your existing Facebook friends, and you will not be suggested to them as a potential match.

      The platform treats your Dating profile—with all its unique image and text content—as a completely separate format from your main Facebook profile.

      The entire Dating feature is designed as an opt-in, separate space. None of your Dating activity, including your profile, likes, or conversations, will ever appear on your main newsfeed or timeline. There is one single exception that you control called ‘Secret Crush’. This feature allows you to privately select up to nine of your existing friends; however, nothing happens unless one of those people also adds you to their list. If they don’t, they will never know you added them. You also have a setting to control whether you are suggested to ‘friends of friends’, which you can turn off for even greater privacy.

      Cheers,

      Jeff

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