TikTok does not allow users to see exactly who viewed their individual videos in full. Users can only see how many times a video has been viewed, who liked the video, and who commented on it. However, TikTok offers a feature called "Post View History" that can be enabled in privacy settings. When this feature is on, users can see some of their followers who viewed their videos in the past 7 days, but it still does not provide a complete list of all viewers. The feature only shows viewers who also have it enabled, limiting full visibility. Additionally, TikTok has a "Profile View History" feature that lets users see who visited their profile in the last 30 days but only if both parties have the feature turned on. This gives some insight into audience interest but does not reveal every video viewer's identity. In summary, TikTok does not fully disclose who views each video. Users can track view counts and may partially see some viewers with certain settings enabled, but full viewer lists are not available for video views on TikTok.
