Can someone see my story after I unblock them?
In most cases, yes. Unblocking someone essentially gives them the permission to view your shared stories again. However, it might also depend on the specific settings and policies of the platform you're using.
Yes, they can. Once you unblock someone, they regain access to your content, including your story.
Can someone see your story after you unblock them?
Yes, they can. Once you unblock someone, they regain the ability to view your story.
Can someone see my story after I unhide them?
Yes, they can. Once you unhide your story, it becomes visible to others.
Can someone see my story if I unfriend them?
Probably not. Once you unfriend someone, they typically lose access to your stories.
Can someone see my story if I restrict them?
In most cases, when you restrict someone, they are blocked from accessing your story. This is the main purpose of the restriction feature.
Can someone see my story if I tag them?
Yes, they can. When you tag someone in your story, it usually alerts them and gives them a chance to see it.
Can someone see I viewed their story after blocking them?
No, they can't. Once you block someone, they typically don't have access to that kind of information about your activity.
Can people who were blocked from seeing my story see it when I unblock them?
Yes, they can. Once you unblock them, they'll regain access to your story.
Can someone see if I hide my story from them?
Normally, when you hide your story, it's kept hidden from the people you've excluded. However, it's always a good idea to double-check the settings and privacy options to make sure everything is as you intended.
Can someone still see my story if I restrict them?
It depends on the platform and the specific settings. Some platforms might have loopholes or glitches that could potentially allow restricted people to still see your story. But generally, if you've properly set the restrictions, they shouldn't be able to view it.
Can someone see my stories if I mute them?
No, if you mute your stories, others typically can't see them. It's a way to control who has access.