Forget about stalking your crush on Facebook with this new feature!
Facebook is rolling out a feature that checks if strangers view your Story outside of your friends list. So, even if strangers view your Story, it will still show up in your list.
Facebook is rolling out a feature to check if strangers have viewed your Story outside of your friends list. So, even if strangers have viewed your Story, they will still be displayed in the list. Previously, when you checked the list of people who viewed your Story, it would only show the full name of the friends list and the people who were following.
For strangers who view your Story, Facebook only displays the number in the Strangers section but not their Facebook account name. You cannot know who is the stranger who viewed your Story.
And with this new feature, we can completely know which strangers have 'visited' our Story. Facebook clearly divides your Story into 3 audiences: friends, followers and non-followers. Accounts that have never interacted or are not friends but still view your story will now show their full account name and profile picture in the Unfollowers section.
Many people agree with this new feature of Facebook when they want to know all the people who have viewed the Story, ensuring privacy and transparency.
Currently, Facebook is only testing this feature on a few accounts and certain areas. If you don't have it yet, please update Facebook to the latest version and wait for the coming time.
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