Can you view someone's story on Facebook without them knowing?

Sorry, you can't. Facebook has measures to ensure that people are aware of who views their stories. This helps maintain a level of transparency and control over personal content sharing.

No, you can't. Facebook has settings and notifications in place to let users know who has viewed their stories.

In some cases, it's possible. For example, if the person sharing the story has set it to be visible to a wide audience or if there are no specific notifications enabled for views. However, if they have more restricted settings or enabled view notifications, they might be able to tell.

No. Facebook's system is set up to inform the owner of the story if someone views it. This is to ensure a certain level of transparency and interaction within the platform.

No, you can't. Facebook has features that notify the owner when their story is viewed.

In most cases, no. Social media platforms usually have features that notify the owner if their story is viewed.

It's unlikely. Many apps and platforms are designed to give users control and awareness over who views their stories. There might be some rare technical glitches or loopholes, but generally, it's not possible without triggering some sort of notification or detection.

Generally, it's not possible. Platforms are designed to give users control and awareness of who interacts with their stories. However, there could be rare glitches or unethical hacks, but that's against the rules and can lead to account penalties.

In most cases, no. Social media platforms usually have notifications or indicators when someone views a story, so the owner is likely to be notified.

It's highly unlikely. Modern technology and privacy laws aim to ensure that users have control over who sees their stories. If there were a way to do it secretly, it would be considered a violation and could lead to serious consequences.