It's hard to tell for sure. Maybe you could check the sender's name or profile if it's shown.
It depends. If you have something interesting or relevant to say, then it could be okay. But if it seems like you're just being random or creepy, then it's probably not a good idea.
Involve those players more in the story - building process. Maybe they are being disruptive because they feel left out. Ask for their ideas about certain plot points or characters. For example, say 'You guys seem really eager to contribute. How about you help me design the next villain?'. This way, they feel included and are more likely to let the DM tell the story as well.
Yes, Snapchat has a feature that can show you who has replayed your story. It's a useful way to see who is interested in your content more than once.
Usually, Snap will notify you if the person who replayed your story is someone you have interacted with before or is in your Snapchat network. But it could also be someone who has just discovered your story and isn't a regular connection.
Sorry, you usually can't tell exactly who rewatched your Snap story. Snapchat doesn't provide that specific feature.
In general, it varies. Some platforms or apps that offer DM stories have the option to view screenshots, but it often depends on the settings and permissions set by the sender or the platform's rules.
Yes, Snapchat will notify the sender if you screenshot a Snap. It's a way for Snapchat to give some control to the sender regarding the privacy of their Snaps.
You can usually tell by looking at the viewer list. If someone's name shows up multiple times, it might indicate they rewatched.
You can usually see who views your Snap story by looking at the list of viewers that Snapchat provides. It shows up right under your story.
Use positive reinforcement. When players do let the DM tell the story without interruption for a while, praise them. Say 'Great job everyone for letting me tell this part of the story. This is really helping the game flow'. This encourages them to keep up the good behavior.