Can I tell who looks at my story?

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.

In most cases, you can't directly see who views your story. It's not a common feature on many platforms.

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.

It could be the author or the person who has access to the viewing data. But usually, it's hard to precisely determine.

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.

The reason could be that the platform wants to maintain a certain level of anonymity. Or, it could be that you haven't enabled the right settings to access that information.

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

In most cases, social media platforms or content sharing websites have their own analytics or tracking systems that can provide some information about who views your story, but the specific details may vary depending on the platform's privacy policies and settings.