Can people know who saw their stories on social media?

In most cases, no. Usually, there's no direct notification to them that you saw their story.

In general, it's hard to know exactly who saw your story. Social media platforms tend to keep that data private to protect users' privacy. But some might give you general stats like views or likes without naming specific people.

No, usually you can't see who viewed your story highlights. It's designed to maintain some privacy for the viewers.

It depends on the specific social media platform. Some might have features that notify the creator if you saw their story, but others don't. For example, on Instagram, you can have settings that control who sees your story views and vice versa.

Sometimes they can tell. For example, if you interact with the story in any way like sharing or responding, it's likely they'll know. But without any action from you, it's hard for them to be sure.

In most cases, no. Social media platforms usually don't provide a direct feature to show exactly who viewed your stories.

Generally, you won't be able to know exactly who saw your stories. Some apps might give you basic metrics like views count, but not the specific identities of the viewers. This is to protect users' privacy and prevent potential stalking or unwanted attention.

In general, people can't see who views their stories. This is to prevent potential privacy concerns and to keep the interaction more casual and less pressured.

In general, the feature of seeing who viewed your stories is not available. Social media platforms prioritize user privacy, so this kind of information is kept confidential.

It depends on the specific social media platform. Some allow you to see a limited number of viewers, while others keep it completely anonymous.