To see who has viewed your Facebook Story, follow these steps:
- Open the Facebook app and tap on your story at the top of your News Feed.
- Swipe up on the story to reveal the list of viewers. You will see the names of friends and followers who have viewed your story
Regarding the "Other Viewers" category:
- If your story is set to Public, people who are not your friends or followers can view it. Facebook will show a count of these non-friend viewers as "Others" or "Other Viewers," but it will not reveal their specific names due to privacy reasons
- To see these "Other Viewers," you can tap on the viewers list and scroll to the bottom where the number of "Others" is displayed. However, their identities remain anonymous
- If you want to avoid having anonymous viewers, you can change your story privacy settings from Public to Friends or a custom list. This way, only friends or selected people can see your story, and you will see the names of all viewers
In summary, you can see the names of friends and followers who viewed your Facebook Story, but non-friend viewers appear only as a count labeled "Others" without individual identification. Adjusting your story's privacy settings can control who sees your story and whether you can identify all viewers
