Can you know when someone tags you in their story?

Generally, people won't be aware when you mute their story. Social media platforms are designed to keep such actions private to respect user preferences.

It depends. If the platform has some notification settings enabled, they might get notified. But in some cases, they might not be aware unless they specifically check or someone tells them.

Well, it's not likely that someone would automatically know when you watch a story. Unless you tell them or there's some specific monitoring system in place that you've agreed to, your viewing is typically kept confidential.

In most cases, no. Muting someone's story is usually a private action and the other person isn't notified.

In most cases, no. Usually, there's no built-in notification feature to alert someone that you've taken a screenshot of their story.

Well, it's not always straightforward. Some social media platforms will give the person whose story was shared a notification, while others might not have such a feature. Also, it could depend on the privacy settings you and the other person have.

Generally, no one can directly know when you view their story. However, some platforms might have analytics or settings that could give the creator an idea of viewership patterns, but not specific details about individual views.

Generally, no. There's typically no built-in notification or way for the creator of the story to know if you've taken a screenshot. However, some apps might have specific settings or features related to this, but it's not a common default.

It depends. If you tell them or if there are obvious signs like a visible recording device, they might know. But if you're careful and use hidden or unobtrusive methods, they may not.

In some cases, yes. If the settings allow for it and the recipient has enabled notifications, they could be informed when you send the story. However, it varies by the specific platform and its configuration.