Sure. Different social media apps have different ways to do it. For example, on Instagram, you can go to the settings and find the option to manage story viewers. On Facebook, there are similar privacy options you can adjust.
Yes, you can. Most social media platforms offer settings to control who can view your stories.
Sorry, you can't. Social media companies prioritize user privacy and don't provide a feature that allows you to know exactly who has seen your story. It helps maintain a sense of anonymity and freedom for viewers.
Some social media platforms don't offer a direct way to see exactly who views your story. It might not be possible on most of them.
You might not be able to see the specific individuals who view your stories. Some platforms offer insights like the number of views and maybe the countries or regions where the views are coming from, but not the names of each viewer.
Yes, you can. Most social media platforms offer privacy settings that allow you to control who can view your stories.
Yes, you can. Most social media platforms have settings that allow you to control what content you see, including blocking someone's stories.
Generally, you can't. Social media privacy settings are designed to protect the anonymity of viewers. Some platforms might give you basic analytics, like the number of views or demographics, but not specific identities.
No, usually you can't. Most social media platforms don't provide this feature to protect users' privacy.
Yes, you can. Most social media platforms offer privacy settings that let you decide who can view your story.
Typically, you can't. Social media apps are designed to maintain some level of privacy for users viewing others' stories. However, some platforms might give you general metrics like the number of views or maybe show mutual friends who saw it, but not specific individuals.