The Facebook logo is displayed on an iPad in Philadelphia...

The Facebook logo is displayed on an iPad in Philadelphia on May 16, 2012. Credit: AP

An unknown hacker probably won’t access your Facebook account, but people you know may.

About 24 percent of Facebook users who participated in a study said they snooped on romantic partners by calling up the account on the victim’s smartphone or computer.

The victim typically didn’t log off or had browsers that remembered passwords.

Researchers said “in many cases, snooping effectively ended the relationship.”

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