How to See Someone’s Recent Followers on Twitter

See Who Someone Recently Followed on Twitter: Most social media platforms like Instagram, Snapchat, and YouTube are generally used for either entertainment purposes or to connect with family and friends. However, Twitter prioritizes current affairs and informative political discussions. Twitter also has a “short-form content only” policy, which is very well-suited for the busy lifestyles of people today.

see someone's recent followers on twitter

While most Twitter users prefer to tweet at least 4 times a day, many users just want to be up-to-date with the world’s current affairs without putting out any information of their own, and we respect that.

So altogether, Twitter presents the current affairs of the world to you in the most concise way possible. This is the biggest reason why it is still in the running, even with strong competitors like Instagram, TikTok, Snapchat, Tumblr, and more.

In today’s blog, we will be answering a frequently asked question about how to see who someone recently followed on Twitter.

So, if you wish to see recent followers of either a friend or a celebrity, we got you.

How to See Someone’s Recent Followers on Twitter

Step 1: Open the Twitter app on your smartphone and log in to your account.

Step 2: At the bottom of the screen, you’ll see that you are currently surfing your home page, which is represented as a house-shaped icon. Next to it, you’ll see the symbol of a magnifying glass, which is called the Search option. Click on it.

Step 3: The Search option will take you to the Twitter search bar. All you need to do now is to tap on the bar, type in the name of the person whose recent followers list you wish to see, and click Enter.

Step 4: Once you find the person you are looking for in the search results, click on their username to see their profile.

Step 5: When you’re on their profile, on the top of the screen, below their banner, profile picture, and bio, you will see their following and followers. Tap on followers, which will take you to another page with the list of all their followers.

Step 7: You’re almost there! Twitter organizes the following and the followers of its users in reverse-chronological order. So, the username of the last person to follow them would be on top of the list.

There you go! You now know how to see who someone recently followed on Twitter.

However, there is one small problem with this process. If this person has a private account, then you won’t be able to see their followers list without following them first.

So, if you still wish to do so, all you need to do is request to follow them and wait for them to accept your follow request. If they don’t accept your request, then we are sorry to inform you that there is nothing else you can do to see their followers.

How to See Your Own Followers on Twitter

If you are a new user on Twitter or simply do not dedicate that much time to the platform, there might be a few features that you’ll have trouble finding. But don’t worry too much about it because we are here to help you navigate your way through this app.

Let us start by talking about how you can see your own followers on Twitter.

Following these steps will get you there:

  • Open the Twitter app on your smartphone.
  • Click on your Profile picture on the top-left corner of the screen to open a list of options on the left side of your screen.
  • On that list, right below your name, you can see the number of people you are following and the number of people that you follow.
  • Click on Followers there, and you will be directed to a list that contains all your followers.

Can Other People See Your Followers List?

Now, you might be wondering if other people can view your followers list, seeing as their followers list is visible to you. If yes, then wonder no more. Yes, other people can see your followers list.

Twitter is a big social media platform and does not believe in discrimination among its users, which is why it has the same privacy policy for all of them. If you can see their followers, then they can see yours.

However, if you don’t want your followers list viewed by other strangers on the internet, we totally understand, and there is a very easy way to make that happen.

How to Hide Your Followers from Other People

Here’s how you can ensure that without your approval, no other person on Twitter can see which people follow you.

Step 1: Open the Twitter app on your smartphone.

Step 2: You will automatically reach your Home page/Timeline, where you will see your Profile picture on the top-left corner of the screen. Click on it.

Step 3: When you do that, a long menu with several options will appear on the left side of your screen. Scroll down past Bookmarks and Monetisation,to Settings and Privacy and tap it open.

Step 4: You will be directed to a page with several options like Your Account and Security and Account Access. Tap on the fourth option, called Privacy and Safety.

Final Words

Twitter is a handy social media platform for people who like to be on top of current affairs and enjoy their news short and to the point. Since many users do not have the time to properly explore all of Twitter’s features, we have answered some frequently asked questions about the visibility of the followers lists today.

Later, we have also mentioned the steps for you to see the followers list of any person you want, as long as they have a public account. Lastly, we discussed how you could see your own followers list, and hide it from other strangers if you wish to. If our blog has helped you, feel free to tell us all about it in the comment section.

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