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Today: How do you set who is allowed to see your stories on Facebook?
Since Snapchat invented them, stories have taken the social media world by storm. Facebook was the first to adopt the feature after Snapchat. Now, nearly every platform offers its own story option.
Facebook does not usually publish many figures about its users. But in 2019, they announced that in Q1 they had reached 500 million daily active users of the Stories format.
So, there is no denying it. Facebook Stories are very popular. But sometimes you don't want everyone in your network to see what you share in your Stories. Our three tips for Facebook Stories cover how to use the format; this guide focuses on who can see what you share.
The first option is to change your privacy settings while you are posting your content to your Stories. Here, you can decide who will be able to see your content.
When you have finished editing your story, you can choose from three different options:
Facebook not only gives you the option of allowing people to see your stories. You can also exclude certain profiles from seeing your content. To do so, follow these steps:
Here you can also decide between public, friends, or custom. You can also access your restricted list by tapping 'Hide story from . . . .'
Type the name or names in the search bar and select the people you want to exclude from your Stories.
Your privacy settings are not set in stone; you can always adjust them to your liking. You can also always add people to or delete them from your restricted list.
The only thing you need to know is that your settings apply to all the photos and videos you post in your stories.
Instagram Stories remain one of the most important parts of a good marketing strategy. Storrito lets your team design, edit, and schedule Stories from a browser, with cross-posting to Facebook and team access included.