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Snoop on anyone's Instagram follows: see who they followed lately, newest first, in seconds. Private accounts you follow, too. Snoopreport shows who someone followed lately on Instagram, newest first. Type any public username, or open their profile, and their latest follows are at the top of a clean report in seconds. Instagram's own Following list isn't sorted by date. Snoopreport's is. How to see who someone followed on Instagram: 1. Click the Snoopreport icon in your toolbar. 2. Type their username, paste a profile link, or open their profile on Instagram. 3. Hit Snoop: their newest follows appear first, with new ones tagged. • Instagram activity tracker for follows: the latest accounts a public profile followed, newest first, in seconds. • Anonymous: they're never notified, and public profiles are looked up by our server, so your Instagram account isn't used for them. • No password and no second login. • Private accounts you follow: add them to your snoop list and every new follow lands at the top. It re-checks every few hours while Instagram is open. • Snoop on several profiles and jump back to the ones you track in one tap. • 27 languages. Good to know: public profiles show their latest 25 follows, not their whole history, and Instagram doesn't say exactly when a follow happened. Snoopreport for Chrome shows follows only (no likes). Private profiles you follow show new follows from the moment you start tracking them. Free preview, then a weekly or yearly plan. Cancel anytime. Snoopreport is the Chrome extension of snoopreport.com. Not affiliated with Instagram or Meta. "Instagram" is a trademark of Meta Platforms, Inc.
Nov 6, 2026
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