While all Snapchat s can see who viewed their Story or took screenshot, Snapchat+ s also get a Rewatch Indicator on Snapchat Stories. The Rewatch Indicator tells s how many times other Snapchatters have rewatched their Stories. The Rewatch Indicator is available for My Story, Private Stories, and even Shared Stories. While the feature might seem like a minor upgrade, it can be very useful, and especially for those who track engagement on the app.

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See Who Rewatched Your Snapchat Story

Provided a has subscribed to Snapchat+, they can open a posted Snapchat Story from Shared Stories, Private Story, or My Story. Swipe up on the Story and look for the 👀 eyes emoji. The number next to this emoji is the Rewatch Indicator.

It's worth noting that this number represents the total number of friends that have rewatched a Story, and not the total rewatch count of the Story. Unlike Story views and screenshots, the Rewatch Indicator doesn't reveal the names of friends who have rewatched a Story. The Rewatch Indicator for Snapchat Stories adds another way for s to see how their content is being received by others.

Why The Rewatch Indicator Isn't Working

If the Rewatch Indicator doesn't appear for a Snapchat+ 's Story, they might need to manually enable the feature first. To do this, open Snapchat and tap the Bitmoji icon in the top left corner. Tap the Snapchat+ hip card, and then turn on the toggle next to 'Story Rewatch Indicator.' The eyes emoji should now appear under the 's Snapchat Stories.

If s don't want to see the Rewatch Indicator, they can turn it off using the same method above. The other numbers that appear when a swipes up on their Story indicate how many people viewed the Story and how many took a screenshot. These features are available for all s, and not just Snapchat+ subscribers.

Source: Snapchat