can someone see if you've watched their live video?
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The simple answer is: yes…and no. A live stream is a one-way video broadcast where the audience will be able to visually see the live streamer.
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View, clear, or pause watch history (signed in) Sign in and go to myactivity.google.com to find videos that you've viewed on the YouTube app or website while signed in. It also includes videos you've watched in a YouTube player on other websites while signed in to Google Chrome.
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If you've already watched some of the recording, you'll see the last viewed amount. You can also use the arrow buttons to select the start or end of the recording. When watching a recording, press the play/pause button or swipe up to bring up the progress bar.
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If the number of views is more than that of your subscribers, then the possible way is to go to the advanced stats section of your video in the creative studio tab. It will show the geographical area of the people/fans who have viewed your video.
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To see who viewed a video on your Instagram story, you'll have to tap the story while it's still live. The total number will appear in the bottom left hand corner. Tap to scroll and view the names of all the users who've watched the story. For a video posted to your profile feed, tap the label underneath the post.
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After the broadcast is over, a recorded version of the broadcast is made available, but you no longer can see who watched your live broadcast.
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The simple answer to this question is yes, you can. As soon as you start broadcasting a live video on Instagram, people will start joining. This, of course, means that they are actually watching your broadcast and you will be able to see each individual that joins and starts watching your Instagram Live Video.
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Short answer: No, nobody will get a notification from you simply watching a video on Instagram. If you watch someone's video post (posted in their feed) the view count will go up. ... But, when you view someone's video on their story, they will know that you have viewed their story.
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Post Your Video for Replay Upon ending the live video stream, a recap screen appears. You'll see how many viewers watched the video and have the option to share your video for the next 24 hours. The slider will default to the blue (On) option. Tapping Share will upload the replay to your stories on your profile.
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The only way to know if someone liked or shared your video is if they tell you, or you see the share on social media yourself. Otherwise, there is no way to confirm if someone has liked, shared, or viewed your video.
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Users who have access to the post will be able to see the videos watched during the party. They won't be able to see the real-time action that happened while you were watching the video but will only be able to see the original videos that were played in the party.
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Originally Answered: When watching your own Facebook video does it count as a view? Yes it does. If you watch your own video for more than 3 seconds then you refresh the page and watch the video again for more than 3 seconds , the video count changes.
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Facebook does not allow you to see individual names of users who have viewed your video but do provide other analytics based on viewer data. ... Unfortunately, at the moment, Facebook won't allow you to see who has viewed your video. Only the number of viewers and the viewer retention will be displayed for you to use.
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The short answer is No you cannot see who viewed your IG highlights after 24 hours.
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Unfortunately, at the moment, Facebook won't allow you to see who has viewed your video. Only the number of viewers and the viewer retention will be displayed for you to use. But don't let that discourage you, be focused on the numbers that Facebook analytics provides.
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Unfortunately, TikTok does not allow you to see who exactly has seen your videos. They only give you a view count. This can still be useful, but is quite a letdown for most users.
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Same with if you like the video. There is currently no way for creators to see the names of people who viewed or liked the video. ... Creators can see how many views a video has, the age group percentages of those views, the geographical (relative to country) location of those views, and and gender of the views.