Who can see shared stories on Snapchat?

Friends of the person who shared the story can view it.

It depends on the settings. Usually, the people you specifically choose or those within a designated group or network can see the shared stories.

Yes, Snapchat has certain tracking mechanisms that can detect if you shared a story.

Snapchat is designed in such a way that it aims to protect the privacy of the content shared in snaps or stories. When a screenshot is attempted, the sender gets a notification. But the screenshot doesn't become something that others can casually view. It's locked within the device of the person who took the screenshot. So, the answer is no, people cannot see screenshot stories on Snapchat.

No. On Snapchat, when you restrict a friend, they cannot view your stories. Restricting a friend limits their access to your content, and stories are among the things they can't see.

It depends on the settings of the sharing. Usually, the people specifically selected or given access by the sharer can see it.

It depends on the app. Some apps may allow Android devices to view shared stories, while others may not. For example, on social media apps like Instagram, if the story is set to public or shared with a relevant group that includes Android users, then they can see it. But if there are restrictions based on device type or privacy settings within the app, Android might be excluded from seeing the shared story.

No. Snapchat is mainly concerned with the creation and dissemination of stories by users themselves. It doesn't keep tabs on whether a story has been shared further.

No, Snapchat deletes stories after they expire, and once deleted, you can't view them again.

No. Snapchat doesn't notify the user if you screenshot their story.