Can everyone see comments on a story?

The visibility of story comments is determined by multiple factors. It might be limited to a specific group like mutual friends of the author and commenter, or it could be open to the entire community depending on the platform's default or customizable settings.

It depends on the platform. Usually, the author of the story and those who have access permissions set by the platform can see the comments.

Yes, usually others can see the comments on a story, unless there are specific privacy settings in place.

In general, people can see story comments. But it can vary depending on the website or app's settings. Some might require registration or a subscription to view comments, while others might have filters or moderation that affects visibility.

Yes, usually anyone can see the comments on a story if the platform allows public viewing of comments.

It depends. Some platforms or websites allow you to see comments on a story easily, while others might have certain restrictions or require you to log in or meet specific conditions to view them.

In most cases, yes. But it depends on the settings of the specific platform or website where the story is posted. Some might have restricted access or only show comments to certain users.

Generally, the people who can see Facebook story comments are the friends or followers of the person who posted the story, depending on the privacy settings set by the poster.

Typically, the people you allow or those within the specific platform's settings-defined group can see the comments on your story.

It depends on the platform or app you're using to post your story. Usually, your followers or friends on that platform can see the comments.