lastprofile

Lastprofile is a term used in digital platforms to denote the most recently viewed user profile by a given user. The phrase is not tied to a single product and can refer to either a user-facing feature that provides quick access to the last profile visited or to an analytics concept used to study navigation patterns within an application.

In social networks and messaging apps, a lastprofile feature may appear as a "recently viewed" list, allow one-tap return to the last profile, or feed into personalized suggestions based on recent profile views. Implementations vary: data may be stored locally in cookies or device storage, or synchronized with a cloud account to enable cross-device visibility. Some systems also expose APIs or developer tools to query and manage lastprofile data.

Privacy and security considerations are central. Because lastprofile history can reveal relationships, interests, or indexing of users, platforms typically offer controls to clear history, disable the feature, or constrain visibility. Data retention policies and user consent requirements apply under applicable privacy laws.

See also: browsing history, recently viewed, activity log. The term lastprofile lacks a standardized specification, and its exact meaning and capabilities differ across services and contexts.