Can you download someone's Snap story?

It depends on the platform and the rights associated with the story. Some stories may be available for download if the author or the platform allows it, but many are protected and can't be downloaded without permission.

No, you can't. Sending someone else's Snap story without their permission is a violation of privacy and the terms of service of Snapchat.

No, you can't. It's against the rules and privacy policies of Snapchat.

Yes, you can screenshot someone's snap story on Snapchat. However, Snapchat notifies the person who posted the story when you take a screenshot, depending on their privacy settings. Some users might have disabled this notification feature, but generally, it's a way for Snapchat to give a bit of privacy control to the story creators.

Well, generally speaking, Snapchat allows you to manage what you see. If you want to hide someone's snap story, you can do it through the app's interface. You go to the Stories area, find the story from that person, and look for the option to hide it. It might be a small icon or a menu option. This way, you won't be bothered by their stories anymore.

Yes, you can unfollow someone's snap story. In Snapchat, you can usually go to the person's profile and there should be an option to unfollow their story specifically.

Unfortunately, there's no way to unview someone's Snap story. Snapchat is designed in such a way that once you've seen a story, it's counted as a view, and there's no option to reverse that. It's part of the privacy and functionality design of the app.

Yes, you can save someone's snap story on Snapchat. However, the person who posted the story has the option to limit who can save their stories. If they haven't restricted it, you can usually save it by using certain third - party apps or by taking a screenshot on your device. But be aware that using third - party apps might violate Snapchat's terms of service.

As of now, unfortunately, you can't repost someone's snap story. While it might seem like a useful feature, Snapchat has designed its platform in such a way that sharing stories is limited to screenshots (which are often detectable) or using other external methods which are not officially supported by the app.

No, Snapchat doesn't directly allow you to save someone's story. The whole idea of a Snap story is that it's ephemeral, meaning it's meant to be viewed briefly and then disappear. This is part of Snapchat's privacy and user - experience design.