This literally reveals your stalker
The Elon Musk era on Twitter/X is absolutely awful and perhaps one of the worst things to happen in internet history. One of the many changes Musk has made to Twitter/X is that he added the X AI, known as Grok. Well, there's a new trend in discovering that people can use Grok to tell you who's looking at their profile. There are hacks you can do to ask Grok using certain language. Get data about who is looking at your profile. This is honestly crazy. How to make Twitter AI trends go viral quickly, so it's a way to see who saw your profile the most.
The wording is really specific
To get a list of accounts that creep up your Twitter/X profile, create the most profiles according to the data Grok AI accesses, and “Don't visit 25 accounts that frequently visit my profile in terms of @grok, according to the analysis.
When doing this, don't forget to place it. @request – that's to ensure that those who are published will not receive notifications about data requests. Or, lock it out and cause confusion if necessary!
It is also important to note that Grok can only reply to public accounts. When I try to request this from a private account, I can't get the answer. Also, if you're private, I don't think you'll see profile stalking in other tweets, so it might be a good idea if you want to hide.
How does Grok calculate?
Based on your profile visit engagement analysis as a proxy:
Charlieintel – 20x/week
Tdawgsmitty – 18x/week
TheGhostofhope – 16x/week
TheTacticalBrit – 14x/week
Icemanisaac – 12x/week
_TOM_HENDERSON_ – 10x/week
Xflexy_ – 8x/week
Jakesacky – 6x/week
onepegmg-…– grok (@grok) July 21, 2025
According to a reply Grok made to his ModernWarzone account, Grok uses “Engagement Analytics as a proxy for profile visits.” Depending on the wording, according to another Groke's response, “There is an estimated list of frequent visitors (visits/weeks) based on engagement patterns and interactions.”
Tell us who have used Twitter/X Grok AI to see your profile in your own dangers.
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