Friends on Facebook can see the photos of you that you have shared on the platform. When you upload a photo on Facebook, you have the option to choose the audience that can see it. This means that you can select whether you want the photo to be visible to the public, your friends, or a custom audience that you have created.
By default, when you upload a photo, it is usually set to be visible to your friends. This means that anyone on your friends list can see the photo that you have shared. However, you can also choose to change the audience for each individual photo you upload. This gives you the flexibility to control who can see your photos on a case-by-case basis.
Additionally, if you are tagged in a photo by someone else, the visibility settings of that photo depend on the person who uploaded it. They can choose to make it visible to their friends only, a custom audience, or even the public. Therefore, your friends will be able to see the photo if the person who uploaded it has made it visible to their friends.
It’s important to note that when you are tagged in a photo, the people who are tagged with you in that photo will also be able to see it. This means that if you are tagged in a photo, not only your friends but also the friends of the people tagged will be able to see the photo, depending on the visibility settings chosen by the uploader.
Facebook also offers privacy settings that allow you to further customize who can see your photos. You can create friend lists and group your friends into different categories, such as close friends, family, or acquaintances. This allows you to choose specific audience settings for each list, giving you even more control over who can see your photos.
The visibility of your photos on Facebook depends on the audience settings you choose when uploading the photo, as well as the visibility settings chosen by the person who uploaded the photo if you are tagged in it. Your friends will generally be able to see the photos you have shared, but you have the ability to customize the visibility settings for each individual photo and use friend lists to further control who can see your photos.