If you’re an avid Instagram user, you’ve likely watched someone’s story multiple times. But have you ever wondered if they know about your repeat views? Let’s dive in and find out.
The good news is, Instagram doesn’t notify users when you replay their stories. No matter how many times you watch, the view count remains at one. So, feel free to indulge in your crush’s stories without worrying about being caught.
However, here’s a common misconception: repeatedly viewing someone’s story won’t put you at the top of their viewers list. That’s not how Instagram’s algorithm works.
Now, let’s talk about how to see who’s viewed your own stories:
- Open Instagram and ensure you’re logged in.
- Tap on Your Story at the top left corner of the home page.
- Look for the Profile Icon at the bottom left corner of your story, indicating that at least one person has viewed it. Click on it or simply swipe up to see the list of viewers.
But what if you can’t see any views on your story? Here are a few possible reasons:
- No one has viewed your story yet. Give it some time.
- You have a weak or unreliable internet connection.
- Instagram’s servers are down. Check Twitter or ask friends to confirm.
- There’s a temporary glitch in the app. Try clearing your cache and updating Instagram.
In conclusion, while you can freely replay someone’s Instagram story without them knowing, seeing your own story views might require a bit of troubleshooting. Stay patient and keep engaging with your audience to make the most of this powerful feature.