Yes, they can. Once someone adds you on Snapchat, they'll be able to view your Snap stories if you haven't restricted their access.
In most cases, yes. But it also depends on your privacy settings. If you have set your stories to be visible only to certain friends or have restricted who can see them, then those who add you but aren't in your selected group won't be able to view them.
Yes, they can. Once you add someone, they have the potential to view your Snap story if it's visible to your added contacts.
No, you can't directly add someone else's Snap story to your own story. Each story on Snapchat is unique to the creator.
Well, it's possible. But it all comes down to how you've configured your privacy options. If you haven't restricted it, they might be able to see your story once they add you.
No, Snapchat doesn't currently provide a feature that allows you to see if someone has forwarded your snap story directly. It focuses more on privacy regarding the initial sharing, but not on the forwarding aspect.
Snapchat doesn't offer a way to detect screenshotting of Snap stories. It's different from when you send a private Snap directly to someone. In that case, you can be notified if they screenshot it. But for Snap stories, which are more public - ish in the sense that they are viewable by a wider group of people you've selected, there's no such screenshot - detection mechanism. This is to encourage sharing and a more open form of communication within the app.
Snapchat has a feature that alerts you when someone takes a screenshot of your snap story. This is a great privacy feature. However, it's not foolproof. Some advanced users might find ways around it, like using third - party apps to take screenshots without triggering the notification. Also, different versions of Snapchat and different device settings can sometimes affect how accurately these notifications are sent. But overall, it gives you a good sense of who might be saving your snap story content through screenshots.
Yes, Snapchat does notify you if someone replays your snap story. It's a cool feature that lets you know who's interested enough to watch your story more than once.
Yes, on Snapchat, you can see who has sent your snap story. There is a feature that shows the list of people who have interacted with your story, including those who have sent it. However, the exact display might vary depending on the device and Snapchat version you are using.
Yes, Snapchat provides a notification when someone remixes your story.
No, Snapchat doesn't notify you when someone takes a screenshot of your Snap Story. It's one of the privacy aspects of the app. So you can't really tell who has screenshotted your story.