On Snapchat, the term “non-followers” typically refers to users who do not follow your account or have not added you as a friend on the platform. Unlike some social media platforms, Snapchat does not have a conventional “follower” system; instead, it uses a “friends” system where you must add someone to see their private stories and snaps.
Here are a few key points regarding non-followers on Snapchat:
Visibility of Content: If someone is a non-follower, they cannot see your private stories or snaps unless you have set them to be visible to everyone. However, they may still see your public profile if you’ve chosen to make some content viewable to all users.
Interactivity: Non-followers cannot directly interact with your Snaps or stories, such as sending you snaps or messages unless you have allowed them to do so through your privacy settings.
Discoverability: Non-followers may find your public stories or content if you appear on the Discover page or are featured in trending snaps.
Privacy Settings: Users can adjust their privacy settings to control who can send them snaps, view their stories, or see their location on Snap Map. If you want to restrict access to your content, you can limit it to friends only, thereby preventing non-followers from viewing your snaps.
In summary, “non-followers” on Snapchat are simply those users who have not added you as a friend, affecting their ability to view your private content and interact with you on the platform.