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One story could be about a witch who was constantly harassed by a dark wizard's spells. She managed to reverse his harmful spells back to him. Using her own magic, she deflected his curses and sent them flying right back, causing the dark wizard to be affected by his own evil magic.

You could try using some third-party apps, but be careful as this might violate Telegram's terms of service.

You can go to the settings of Hotmail. There should be an option related to safe senders. Just look for it and follow the instructions.

Honestly, there's no legitimate way to do this. Instagram is designed to notify the sender if their story is viewed. Trying to bypass this is unethical and might get your account in trouble.

You can't do that. It's not ethical and might violate WhatsApp's terms of use.

In most cases, the sender won't know when you read the story. Usually, there's no built-in notification system for that.

Yes, WhatsApp notifies the sender if someone takes a screenshot of their story.

Often, if the sender has not chosen to be notified about screenshots, you can screenshot their Snap Stories without their knowledge. However, Snapchat has this feature to protect the privacy of the story creators. So, in many cases, it's best to respect the possible privacy settings and not screenshot without permission if you think the sender might be sensitive about it.

No. Snapchat has privacy features in place. If you try to screenshot a Snap story (which is one way people might try to save it), the sender will be notified. And using third - party apps to save without the sender knowing is not only unethical but also against Snapchat's terms, and can lead to your account getting banned.

Saving Snap stories without the sender being aware is not really possible in a proper and ethical way. Snapchat wants to ensure that the content shared is in a somewhat controlled and private environment. While taking a screenshot of a public story may not notify the sender, for private stories, the notification system is there for a reason. So, rather than trying to find ways to save secretly, it's better to respect the nature of the platform and the privacy of the senders.