Most of the time, no. When you block someone's story, it's not made obvious to them. It's a way for you to control your own viewing experience without the other person being directly informed. However, they might notice if they can't see you viewing their stories or interacting with them in the way they expect over time, but there's no specific 'you've been blocked from story' notification.
Social media platforms are designed to respect user privacy when it comes to actions like blocking stories. Unless there are some glitches or the platform has a very strange and rare policy, people usually can't tell if you block their story. For instance, Instagram focuses on providing a user - friendly experience where you can control what you see without the other person being aware of your specific actions regarding their story.
Typically, no. Social media is set up so that blocking a story is a personal choice that doesn't alert the other person. It's like creating your own custom feed without them being the wiser. You can decide what stories you want to see or not see without any fuss.
Sure. For instance, on Instagram, if a person decides that they don't want you to be part of the audience for their stories, they can easily block you from seeing them. They might do this for various reasons like privacy, if they had an argument with you, or simply if they don't want a certain group of people seeing their more personal or exclusive stories. This blocking feature is quite common on most platforms that have a stories function.
Yes. Some platforms give users the power to block specific people from accessing their stories. Maybe they don't want those individuals to have that access for personal or other reasons.