Typically, no one can tell if you view story highlights. But keep in mind that social media platforms are constantly evolving, and their features and privacy rules could change over time.
Generally, people can't tell. But some social media platforms might have features or settings that could potentially reveal this, though it's not common. It depends on the specific platform and its privacy policies.
Generally, people can't tell if you view their story highlights. However, it might depend on the specific platform and its privacy settings. Some platforms might have features that could potentially give hints or indirect indications, but it's not a definite notification.
Yes, in some cases, the platform or app might have features that allow the creator of the story highlights to see who has viewed them.
In many cases, it varies by the specific social media app. Some apps have settings that allow the creator of the story to know who's viewed it, while others keep it anonymous.
Yes, people can usually see story highlights if they have access to the relevant platform or content.
No, usually people can't. Social media platforms often keep this information private to protect user privacy.
In most cases, no. Usually, the platform doesn't notify others when you view their story highlights.
Mostly, yes. Instagram has a feature that shows the list of people who have seen the story. But there are some nuances. For instance, if someone views the story in incognito mode (using certain apps or browser settings), it may not show up accurately. Also, if there are glitches in the Instagram system, the view count or the list of viewers might not be entirely accurate. But in normal circumstances, the story owner can see who has viewed their story.
Yes, usually, if they have enabled the feature that shows who has viewed their story.
Yes, people can see your story highlights if they have access to your profile or if you share them publicly.