Where to See Your Follower List on VK from Phone and Computer

Where to Find Followers on Your VK Page

VK displays followers separately from friends. These are users who have subscribed to updates on your page or sent you a friend request but haven't become friends yet. The list can be opened from a computer and through the mobile app.

On a computer, log in to your own profile, not the news feed. Under your photo, name, or in the main info block, find the "Followers" item. In some versions of the site, it appears next to the friends section or opens through the full friends list.

1. Open your VK page.
2. Find the "Followers" link or tab.
3. Click it to see the list of users.

Button locations may differ after an interface update. If there's no separate link on the page, open the "Friends" section and check the tabs related to requests and followers.

How to View Followers from Your Phone

In the mobile app, first go to your profile. To do this, tap your photo or account name in the app menu. Your profile may immediately show a block with your follower count. Tap it to open the full list.

If there's no such block, go to the "Friends" section. Inside it, there are usually tabs or items for requests, friends, and followers. Sometimes the needed section is in the profile menu under the button with additional actions.

1. Open the VK app and go to your page.
2. Tap the follower count or open the "Friends" section.
3. Select the "Followers" tab.
4. Browse the list or find the person you need using search, if that field is available.

If the app only shows the follower count, try opening your page through the browser version of VK. This helps determine whether the issue is related to the app or to your account settings.

Who Counts as a Follower on VK

A follower isn't necessarily your friend. A user can subscribe to your page on their own, send you a friend request, or remain a follower after a request is declined. In each case, they get access to the updates allowed by your privacy settings.

Don't confuse several different lists:

• "Friends" — users with whom a mutual connection is confirmed.
• "Followers" — users who follow updates on your page.
• "Following" — people, communities, or pages whose updates you are subscribed to.
• "Friend requests" — new requests that still require your decision.

If you sent someone a friend request yourself, that doesn't mean they follow you. In that situation, you may be following their page until the request is accepted.

Why the Follower List Isn't Showing

Most often, the reason is related to where the needed section is located. VK may show the follower count on the page but open the full list in the friends section. Check your own page specifically and don't confuse it with viewing another user's profile.

If the tab has disappeared, try several ways to check:

• open your profile through a browser on a computer;
• go to "Friends" and review all available tabs;
• close and reopen the app;
• check whether there's an app update in the store;
• make sure you're logged into the right account.

The follower count can change: a person canceled a request, unsubscribed, deleted their page, or changed their account settings. That's why a list opened at different times on different devices sometimes differs in composition.

If the counter is visible but the users themselves won't open, don't try to get data through third-party sites and apps. They may ask for your password, a code from a message, or access to your page. The official version of VK is enough to view followers.

How to Check Whether a Specific Person Follows You

The most reliable way is to open the follower list on your page and find the name of the person you need in it. In the mobile app, you can use the search within the list for this, if it's available. On a computer, it's convenient to view the page in a browser and use the page search once the list is fully loaded.

Don't draw conclusions based only on the button on a person's profile. A label like "You are following" usually shows that you are the one following. It doesn't confirm a follow back. Friend status doesn't always help determine which section a user currently appears in either.

If the person isn't on the list, there could be various reasons: they unsubscribed, the request hasn't reached the list yet, the page was deleted, or the user changed access to their profile. Repeat the check later and rely on the follower list, not on third-party services.

If You Mean Followers of a Group or Community

A different section is used for a community. Open the group you need, go to management or the members block, and find the follower list. The names of the items depend on whether you're the owner, an admin, or a regular member.

A personal page has followers, while a community has members or community followers. These lists aren't combined. So if you're looking for people who subscribed to your group, check the group's page, not the owner's personal profile.

An admin usually has more options for viewing and managing members. A regular user may only have access to the public part of the list. If the community list won't load, check your access rights and try opening the group through the VK web version.

How to Manage Unwanted Followers

If a follower is bothering you, open their profile and use the available actions in the page menu. Depending on the situation, VK may offer to remove the user, restrict their interaction, or add them to the blacklist. Choose the option that fits your goal.

To limit the range of new followers, check your privacy settings. There you can find parameters related to friend requests, follows, messages, and post visibility. The available options depend on the current version of VK.

Post settings also matter. Even if a user follows you, they don't necessarily see all of your content: posts may be available to friends, specific lists, or only a selected audience.

What to Do Step by Step

1. Open your VK page.
2. Find the "Followers" block or go to the "Friends" section.
3. Open the corresponding tab and find the user you need.
4. If the list isn't visible, check the browser version, the app, and your privacy settings.
5. For community followers, open the member list on the group's own page.