Can you see who viewed your Instagram Story from a specific reshared Story?

 Instagram does not provide the ability to see who viewed a specific reshared Story. Here's how the functionality works in more detail:

### Original Stories
- **Viewer List for Active Stories**: When you post an original Story, you can see who viewed it while it is still active (within the 24-hour period).
- **Accessing Viewer List**: Open your active Story and swipe up or tap the "Seen by" icon at the bottom left to see the list of viewers.

### Reshared Stories
- **Resharing Mechanism**: If someone reshares your Story to their own Story, it typically appears with a tag indicating that it was reshared from your account.
- **Viewer Insights for Reshared Stories**: When your Story is reshared by another user:
  - **Original Poster**: As the original poster, you do not have access to the viewer list of the reshared version on another user's Story.
  - **Resharing User**: The user who reshared your Story can see the viewer list for the reshared version on their own account.

### Privacy and Data Limitations
- **Viewer Data**: Instagram's privacy settings and data handling practices mean that viewer data for reshared content is limited to the account that currently has the Story live.
- **No Cross-Account Viewing**: There is no cross-account sharing of detailed viewer lists for reshared Stories.

### Practical Implications
- **Reshared Content**: If you want to track the reach and engagement of your content when it is reshared by others, you would need to rely on metrics available to you as the original poster (e.g., overall impressions, reach, and interactions on your own account).
- **Collaborative Insights**: For collaborative or promotional efforts, coordinating with the users resharing your content to share engagement metrics or insights directly might be necessary.

### Conclusion
Instagram's current features do not support viewing the detailed viewer list for Stories reshared by other users. You can only see who viewed your original Story while it is active, and each resharing user can see the viewer list for their own reshared version of the Story. This approach helps maintain user privacy and keeps viewer data compartmentalized within each account.