Is there a way to find out whose watching my insta stories more accurately?

Well, Instagram doesn't directly show you exactly who is watching your stories in a super detailed way. However, you can see the number of views. Some of the people who view your stories could be your followers, people you follow back, or even those who just stumble upon your profile. But it's hard to know precisely who they all are without some detective work like looking at who likes or comments often.

Instagram doesn't support finding out who screenshots your story. It focuses more on the sharing and viewing experience of stories. Adding such a feature could also create some privacy concerns for users who screenshot stories for various reasons, like saving a recipe or a quote from a story. So, currently, we have no way to know who screenshots our Insta stories.

It could be your friends or followers who are interested in your updates.

Watching Insta stories alone probably won't boost your account much. However, it can give you ideas for creating better content of your own and keep you updated on trends.

Sort of. If you screenshot and then later do something with that screenshot that draws attention. For example, if you post the screenshot somewhere public and someone who knows the original story owner tells them. But Instagram itself doesn't have a built - in way to let them know directly.

You can focus on following accounts that share educational or inspiring content. For example, there are many accounts that post about new scientific discoveries or motivational quotes in their insta stories. This way, while you're watching, you're also learning something new.

There could be several reasons. Maybe they're trying to move on completely and avoid any form of connection, even the passive one of viewing stories. Or they might have found new interests on other platforms and are no longer as engaged with Instagram. Another possibility is that they're respecting your privacy more, especially if they think their viewing might make you uncomfortable.

If you still care about their opinion, you might consider reaching out privately in a very casual way. Just ask how they're doing and mention that you noticed they stopped watching your stories. But be prepared for any kind of response, positive or negative. However, this is a bit risky as it could reopen old wounds or create new drama.

There are some third - party apps that claim to show you the top viewers of your insta story. But be careful when using these apps as they might violate Instagram's terms of service. Instagram mainly focuses on privacy, so it doesn't really provide a straightforward in - app feature to list out your top viewers. You can also pay attention to the people who consistently engage with your other posts as they are likely to be among the top viewers of your stories.

Just open your Instagram app and look at the top of your story section. The first one you see there is the person at the top.