Can you tell if I use stories.ig?

You can use your smartphone to watch IG stories. Both iOS and Android devices are supported.

You can use a smartphone, either an iPhone or an Android device, to watch IG live stories. Just download the Instagram app from the App Store or Google Play Store respectively.

Yes, you can use hashtags on Instagram stories. It's a great way to increase the discoverability of your story. When people search for those hashtags, there's a chance your story will show up in the results.

Yes, Instagram can notify the user if you screenshot their story. However, this only applies to certain types of accounts or in specific regions. Some public figures or business accounts might not receive such notifications.

First, you need to check your Instagram app for any updates. Once updated, if it's a new type of filter in the 'new feature ig story', you just open the story camera, swipe through the filters until you find it, and start using it to create your story. If it's a new interaction feature, like a new kind of poll, you'll find it in the sticker section when creating your story.

Well, by default, Instagram doesn't have a feature that alerts users when their stories are screenshot. However, there are some third - party apps that claim to be able to detect screenshots, but these are not official Instagram features and often come with risks like violating Instagram's terms of use or being unreliable. So, for the most part, regular Instagram users won't know if you've screenshot their stories.

Usually, people can't tell if you screenshot their IG stories. But it depends on the settings and features of the Instagram app at a particular time.

Yes, you can screenshot IG stories. However, the person who posted the story will be notified if they have that feature enabled in their settings.

Yes, you can schedule IG stories using some third - party apps. For example, Later and Hootsuite allow you to plan and schedule your Instagram stories in advance. However, make sure to comply with Instagram's terms of use when using such tools.

I'm not entirely sure what 'ss' means in this context. If you mean 'share' Instagram stories, then it depends on your privacy settings, whether your account is in good standing, and if you have the necessary permissions.