watching your stories

Well, 'watching your stories' might also refer to when someone is observing the tales or accounts you share in a more general sense. Maybe you're telling stories in a group, and someone is intently watching your stories, following every detail you convey.

Your friends would likely be interested in watching your stories. They care about what's going on in your life and want to stay updated through the stories you share.

Maybe they just stumble upon them by chance and find them interesting.

No, simply watching stories on Snapchat does not increase your snap score.

No, your snap score does not increase by simply watching stories.

No. Snap popularity is more related to the number of followers, views on your snaps, and interactions like comments and shares on your own content, not just watching stories.

Not really. It's just a list of who has viewed your story. It doesn't necessarily hold much significance in most cases.

Maybe they lost interest or got too busy.

Well, usually, watching stories might have an impact on your snap score. It could be related to engagement metrics or specific rules set by Snapchat. But it's not a guaranteed increase every time.

In some cases, your snap score can increase when you watch stories. This is because Snapchat might consider it as an active engagement within the app. However, the extent of the increase might vary based on Snapchat's algorithms and your account settings.