Can someone tell if you hide your story on a particular platform?

It's tricky. Usually, you might get some hints like views or likes, but that doesn't mean you can exactly tell who specifically checked your story.

Sure, you might be able to hide a story. Some platforms give you the option to do so for various reasons like maintaining privacy or controlling the audience. However, the specific steps and availability can vary greatly depending on the platform you're using.

Yes, on some platforms you can. For example, on certain social media or content-sharing sites, there are settings that allow you to hide your stories from specific audiences or altogether.

Sure. Different platforms offer different ways to do this. You might need to look for privacy or sharing settings and then select the option to hide the story from the specific person you want.

Definitely! But it often hinges on factors like the genre, the writing style, and how well it meets the interests and expectations of the users on that specific platform.

Yes, in some cases you can. It depends on the rules and settings of the platform you're using.

Generally, it's unlikely for someone to know if you screenshot a story. However, some advanced apps or services might have tracking mechanisms, but they are not widely used or enabled by default.

Generally, it's not possible to tell. Platforms don't usually provide a feature to notify the creator when someone takes a screenshot of their story. But some apps might have third-party extensions or hacks that claim to do this, but they could be unreliable and might violate the platform's terms of use.

It varies. Some platforms like YouTube offer detailed analytics that can tell you who and when someone viewed your story. But on others, like Snapchat, it might be harder to know for sure.

In most cases, it's not straightforward to know if someone views your story. Some social media apps might give you some indicators or analytics, but they might not be very detailed or specific to individual viewers.