It depends on the platform. Some platforms might keep this information private for privacy reasons, while others might have a feature that allows you to see who voted on a story, especially in a more closed - community or group - based setting.
Not usually. Most of the time, the identities of those who vote on a story remain anonymous.
Since 'Doesnig' is an unknown entity, it's difficult to say for sure. However, in the context of normal story - voting systems, they often don't disclose who voted. This is to protect the privacy of the voters. Even if there are some analytics available, they usually focus on numbers like how many votes were cast rather than who cast them.
In most cases, no. Platforms usually don't provide that specific information.
In most cases, no. Usually, the platform doesn't disclose that information to maintain user privacy.
Sorry, but generally, the platforms don't reveal that information. It's to maintain a certain level of anonymity and privacy for all users involved.
In most cases, no. Platforms usually don't disclose who specifically viewed your story to protect users' privacy.
In general, you can't see who votes on a story. This is to ensure anonymity and prevent any potential biases or influences based on who is voting.
In general, no. But some apps might have hidden functions or settings related to it that you need to explore. It really depends on the specific platform and its privacy policies.
Most likely not. Keeping the identities of those who vote on story polls hidden is a common practice to maintain fairness and encourage honest participation.
Typically, you can't. This is because revealing who votes might lead to potential biases or uncomfortable situations. Most platforms aim to keep the voting process anonymous for a fair and neutral experience.