Yes, Facebook does show who viewed your story. When you post a story on Facebook, you can see a list of people who have viewed it by opening your story and tapping "Viewers" in the bottom left corner or by swiping up on the story if you are using the Facebook app on Android or iPhone
. Details on Viewing Story Viewers:
- You will see the names of your Facebook friends who viewed the story.
- If your story is set to Public, you can also see the number of followers or non-friends who viewed it, but Facebook does not show their names individually. Instead, these viewers appear as "Others" in the viewer list
- The "Others" category can include people who are not your friends, followers, or even those who have blocked you after viewing your story
- You cannot identify the specific names of viewers who fall under "Others" due to privacy settings
How to check who viewed your Facebook story:
- Open the Facebook app or website.
- Go to your story at the top of the News Feed.
- Tap "Viewers" or swipe up on your story.
- See the list of viewers, including friends and followers. Non-friend viewers will be shown as a count under "Others" without names
In summary, Facebook shows you exactly who viewed your story if they are your friends or followers, but non-friend viewers are only counted and not named.
