Can I save other people's stories and if so, how?

Yes, you can. Usually, you can do it by bookmarking or saving the web page where the story is located, or copying and pasting the text into a document.

You can usually save them by bookmarking the page or using the save function provided by the platform where the stories are hosted.

In many cases, you can't just save other people's stories directly without their consent. This could violate copyright and privacy laws. However, some sites might have features that let you bookmark or share links to the stories.

Generally, it's not allowed. It's considered inappropriate and could lead to legal consequences. Respecting others' privacy and rights is important.

No, you typically can't. It's against the privacy policies of most messaging apps.

No, you usually can't. Most social media platforms have restrictions to prevent unauthorized saving of others' content.

No, usually you can't. It's against the rules and privacy policies of most social media platforms.

In most cases, no. Sharing other people's stories without their permission can violate their privacy and rights.

You can share by simply retelling them to your friends or posting on social media. Just make sure to give credit to the original source.

Yes, you can. With the right tools and methods, like digital archiving or written documentation, it's possible to save people's stories for future generations.