Yes, in some cases. Some social media platforms have features that notify the profile owner if their story is viewed.
Not always. It varies by the platform's privacy settings and how they handle viewership information. Some platforms keep this data private and don't inform the profile owner about who viewed their story.
It depends. Some platforms give that option to the person posting the story to enable or disable notifications for views. So, it really varies by the platform and its configuration.
In some social media platforms, they might be able to tell if you view their story. But it depends on the specific settings and features of that platform.
It depends on the platform. Some social media platforms don't provide this feature, but others might have settings that allow the person to know if you viewed. However, it's not a default option everywhere.
It depends. Some social media platforms might have features that give a hint or indication, but it's not always a definite notification. So, it's not always easy for someone to know for sure if you viewed their story.
In most cases, no. Usually, there's no direct notification sent to the person that you've viewed their story.
Yes, sometimes they can. If there are notifications or tracking features enabled on the platform, they might get notified or have some way of knowing.
Yes, you can view someone's public Snap story if they have made it accessible to the public.
It depends. If the person has set their profile to private or restricted who can view their stories, then you might not be able to see them. But if it's public, you should have no problem.
It depends on the specific platform and its settings. Some social media platforms might have indicators or notifications for multiple views, while others might not provide such information.
Generally, no one can directly know when you view their story. However, some platforms might have analytics or settings that could give the creator an idea of viewership patterns, but not specific details about individual views.