Who can see my stories?

It depends on the platform or app you're using to share your stories. Some might make them visible to your followers or friends, while others could have more specific privacy settings.

It depends on the platform. Usually, the author of the story and other users who have access to the comments section can see your comments.

Typically, only those you've given permission to or those within a specific group or platform settings can see your cameo stories.

Well, the people you've shared your contact details with and who are active on WhatsApp can view your stories. However, you have the option to control this. You can choose to make your stories visible to everyone, just your contacts, or even select specific individuals.

Only your friends or contacts you've specifically allowed can see your Bitmoji stories. It's a privacy setting you control.

Your Facebook friends and people you've specifically allowed to see your stories can view them.

Your contacts or followers who you have allowed to view your stories can see them.

You can usually do this in the settings of the platform where you share your stories. Look for options like 'privacy' or 'visibility settings'.

Generally, you can't see who saw your stories. This is a common design in social media to maintain a certain level of privacy and to prevent potential issues like stalking or unwanted attention.

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.