Why can't I see who views my stories?

It could be that the functionality to see who views your story isn't available to all users. Sometimes, it's a setting that's only offered to certain accounts or under specific conditions. Also, the developers might have decided not to provide this feature to prevent potential issues like stalking or invading others' privacy.

It could be that the feature of showing who views the story just isn't available on that particular platform. Sometimes, the developers don't include this option for various reasons, like avoiding potential stalking or harassment issues.

Maybe the platform you're using doesn't have that feature. Some apps just don't offer that option for privacy or technical reasons.

It could be a privacy setting. Maybe the default is to keep the viewers' identities hidden to protect their privacy. Or, it could be a technical glitch in the system that's preventing you from seeing.

Often, it's a design choice by the developers. They might think it's not necessary or could potentially cause issues like stalking or unwanted attention, so they don't enable this feature.

Maybe there's a glitch in the system. Sometimes technical issues can prevent the view count from showing up properly.

Maybe your story hasn't been promoted well or it's in a less visible category. That could be why you're not seeing views.

Maybe it's a technical glitch. Sometimes the platform's system might have issues that prevent view counts from showing properly.

Maybe there's a glitch in the system. Sometimes technical issues prevent the view count from showing up properly.

It could be that the view count feature is temporarily unavailable or there's a delay in the data refreshing. Also, make sure you're looking in the correct place for the view stats.