There could be several reasons why your followers list on Facebook shows only one follower, despite having more than 700 friends. Here are some potential explanations:
Privacy Settings: Facebook offers various privacy settings that allow users to control who can see their friends list and who can follow them. If you have restricted access to your friends list, only your followers may be able to see it, and others may not know about your extensive friend count.
Followers vs. Friends: On Facebook, there is a distinction between friends and followers. Friends are mutual connections, meaning both parties have accepted each other's friend requests.
On the other hand, followers are users who can see your public posts without being your friends, and you don't have to approve their follow requests. If you have a large number of friends but not many followers, it could be that most people prefer to be friends with you rather than follow your public posts.
Unfollowing or Unfriendings: Over time, some people may have unfollowed you or unfriended you, leading to a decrease in the number of followers you have. Additionally, accounts that have been inactive for a long time may not be counted as followers.
Account or Display Issues: There is always a possibility of technical glitches or temporary display issues on Facebook. It's possible that the platform is not accurately showing the number of your followers at the moment.
Multiple Accounts: If you have multiple accounts on Facebook, it's essential to consider which account you are currently logged into. Your follower count will only be visible on the account where you have allowed followers.
To gain a clearer understanding of your followers, you may want to check your privacy settings and ensure that you've allowed followers to see your public posts. Additionally, consider checking if your follower count is consistent across different devices or browsers to rule out any display issues. If the problem persists, you can reach out to Facebook support for assistance.
