Why can't I see who looks at my story?

Maybe the platform you're using doesn't have that feature or it's restricted for some reason.

Sorry, in most cases, you can't directly see who looks at your story. It's not a common feature provided by most platforms.

In many social media platforms, you usually can't directly see who looks at your story. But some apps might offer limited insights or features related to this.

Some social media platforms have a feature that shows who viewed your story. You might need to check the settings or activity log of the specific platform you're using.

In many cases, you might be able to see who views your stories, but it often comes with certain limitations or only shows partial information. For example, on some apps, only people you have mutual connections with might be visible.

In many cases, you might not be able to directly see who looks at your stories. But some apps might give you some hints or general analytics about the viewership.

It might be a technical glitch or a temporary problem. Sometimes, these platforms have bugs that prevent certain features from working properly. You could try refreshing the app or checking for updates to see if that fixes it.

It could be a privacy setting issue. Sometimes, the default settings might prevent you from seeing who viewed your story to protect the privacy of other users. You might want to check your settings to see if there's an option to enable it.

It could be that the feature to see who watched your story isn't available for your account type or there's a technical issue. Check if there are any updates or contact the app's support for help.

Maybe it's a privacy setting. Some platforms don't allow you to see who viewed your story to protect the viewers' privacy.