Well, Snapchat doesn't really let you know directly if someone has ss'd your snap story. You can look at the view count of your story. If someone views it and then later on you notice some strange behavior from that person like they suddenly stop interacting with you in a normal way, it might be a sign they took a screenshot, but this is just speculation. There's no official built - in feature for this.
Yes, Instagram has ways to detect if someone has screenshotted a story. However, it doesn't directly notify the person who posted the story every time. But in some cases, like if you're using certain third - party apps that interact with Instagram in an unapproved way, Instagram might be able to track and potentially flag your actions. Also, if the person who posted the story notices a significant drop in views or some other unusual activity related to the story, they might suspect that someone has screenshotted it.
Typically, if by'ss' you mean screenshot, on many social media platforms, people are not notified when you take a screenshot of their story. However, some platforms may have privacy settings or features that could potentially change this in the future, but as of now, in general, no, they can't see it.
Whether you can see a good story in SS is subjective. Different people have different expectations and preferences. Maybe for some, there are amazing stories, but for others, not so much.
Yes, if you take a screenshot (ss) of an Instagram story, the person who posted it can see that you've taken a screenshot. However, not all accounts have this feature enabled. Some users may have a private account or specific privacy settings that prevent them from seeing screenshot notifications.
Yes, if you screenshot (ss) an Instagram story, the person who posted it won't be directly notified. However, Instagram may keep track of such actions for its internal analytics. But as a regular user, you can view the screenshot you've taken of the story just like any other image on your device.
No, I can't directly screenshot someone's Instagram story. Instagram has privacy settings and terms of use, and taking screenshots without permission in some cases may violate the user's privacy or Instagram's rules.
Well, generally, Instagram has the ability to let people know if you screenshot their story. But it's not always that straightforward. There are certain factors. For example, if the account is a business account or a public figure's account, they might be more likely to have the screenshot notification on. But if it's a regular user and they have tweaked their privacy settings, it could be different. They might have turned off the option to be notified about screenshots. Also, if there are any glitches or bugs in the Instagram app at a particular time, the screenshot notification might not work as expected.