Can You See What Someone Upvoted on Reddit?
No. Reddit keeps upvotes, downvotes and saved posts private to the account that made them. Other users, moderators and outside tools cannot see them, and any site claiming to show them is not telling the truth. What you can see is everything the account has posted or commented in public.
What is public and what is not
| Activity | Who can see it |
|---|---|
| Upvotes and downvotes | Only the account owner |
| Saved posts and comments | Only the account owner |
| Hidden posts | Only the account owner |
| Joined subreddits | Only the account owner |
| Messages and chats | Only the people in the conversation |
| Posts and comments | Everyone, even when the profile hides them |
| Karma and account age | Everyone |
What you can look at instead
People usually ask about upvotes because they want to know what someone is interested in. Their own posts and comments answer that better than votes would. The subreddits they comment in most are a clear picture of what they follow, and their karma shows how other people received them. You can see someone's full public history by their username, even if the profile is hidden.
Can anyone see your votes?
Not other users and not moderators. Moderators see a post's score, not who voted on it. Reddit itself stores your votes, since it needs them to count scores, and they are included if you request a copy of your own account data. Nobody can see who viewed your profile either.
See the posts and comments an account made in public.
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