No. When you block someone from your story, it means they are effectively cut off from seeing any aspect of it, including the highlights. It's a way to maintain boundaries and control over your online presence.
No. When you block someone, they generally cannot see your story. Blocking restricts their access to your content, including stories, as it's a way to limit interaction with that person.
No, blocked people can't see your story. Once you block someone, they lose access to your content.
No. When you hide your story from specific individuals, it's intended to prevent them from seeing any related highlights. It's a way to control who gets to view your shared content.
No, they can't. People who are hidden from your stories won't be able to see your highlights.
No. Instagram's blocking feature prevents blocked users from seeing your stories.
Yes, people can see your story highlights if they have access to your profile or if you share them publicly.
No, generally blocked people cannot see your stories. When you block someone on most social media platforms, it restricts their access to your content, including your stories.
Blocked individuals can't see your stories. This is a common feature implemented to give you control over who gets to access your posted stories and maintain your online privacy.
No, if you're blocked from seeing the story, you typically can't access the story highlights either.
No. Most social media platforms are set up so that when you block someone from seeing your story, it's done discreetly. There are no visible signs for the blocked person to know it was you who blocked them. For instance, on Facebook, if you block someone from your story, they just won't be able to see it, and they won't know that you took this action.