How to see who rewatched your Snapchat story

Snapchat Plus subscribers have access to the Story Rewatch Indicator, which shows who exactly has rewatched their Stories.

Snapchat allows users to share moments from their lives through pictures and videos known as Stories. These provide a fleeting glimpse into the user’s world, disappearing after 24 hours.

A crucial feature of Stories is the ability to see who has viewed them. However, many users have wondered whether it’s possible to see not just who viewed your Story, but who rewatched it.

While Snapchat allows you to see how many of your friends have watched your Story, as well as the total view count, the ability to identify who has rewatched it is reserved exclusively for Snapchat+ subscribers.

Snapchat Plus provides users with access to additional, exclusive features not available to non-subscribers. One of these additions is the Rewatch Indicator, which gives further insights into how Stories are being received.

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How to see who rewatched your Snapchat Stories

If you’re a Snapchat Plus subscriber interested in using this feature, here’s how to see who rewatched your Snapchat story:

1. Open the Snapchat app and navigate to your Story.
2. Swipe up on the Story to reveal detailed insights, and look for the eyes emoji.
3. Next to it, you’ll see a number indicating the Rewatch count.
4. Tap on the emoji to view the names of your friends who have rewatched the story.

It’s important to note that the number represents the total number of friends that have rewatched your Story, not the total rewatch count of the Story itself. So, Snapchat will signal if a friend has rewatched your Story, but won’t disclose how many times they’ve watched it.

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