It depends. Usually, the privacy settings of the platform determine who can see your messages. If the story is set to public and there are no specific restrictions, others might be able to view them.
Well, it's not a straightforward yes or no. Different platforms have different rules. Some might make your messages visible to everyone, while others might only show them to friends or followers of the person whose story it is.
Typically, no. When you send someone their story, it's a private action between you and the platform's system. There's no built - in feature in common social media apps to let the person know that you sent their story. It's like a behind - the - scenes operation that doesn't trigger any visible alerts for the story owner. But this might vary slightly depending on the specific privacy and functionality settings of different platforms.
Maybe. It varies from platform to platform. Some platforms have a clear separation between story viewing and messaging permissions. So while muted people might be able to view your story, the ability to send a message could be a completely different setting. For example, on Twitter, muting someone doesn't really have a direct connection to whether they can interact with your tweets (which could be considered like stories in a sense) or send you direct messages.
It depends on the platform. For example, on some social media platforms like Instagram, if you share someone's story, they may get a notification indicating that you have shared it. However, on other platforms, there might not be such a feature. So, in general, it's not always clear if someone can directly see that you've sent their story.
It depends on the platform or medium you use to send the story. Some might have settings that allow the recipient to see it right away, while others might have privacy options that you need to configure first.
It depends. If you send the story through a public platform or to a group of people, there's a chance they can see it. But if it's sent privately to one person and they haven't opened or shared it, then maybe not.
It depends. If you send it through a private or encrypted channel, they might not be able to see it. But if it's a public platform, they likely can.
Yes, they can. Instagram has features that allow users to see who has shared their story. There's a list of viewers for each story, and if you send it, your name will likely be among those viewers. So, if the person checks the list of viewers carefully, they can tell that you sent their story.
Yes, if they are following you or have access to your story, they can see it.
In most cases, it's possible for the person to know when you sent their story. This could be through timestamps shown on the interface or notifications sent to them. However, some private or encrypted messaging apps might keep this information hidden for privacy reasons.
Yes, it depends on the platform. For example, on some social media platforms, there may be notifications or analytics that show if a story has been shared with someone. Also, if the person you send it to mentions it to the original creator, then they would know.