Can you still see snap stories if they block you?

Yes, you can. Usually, there are settings within the Snap app that allow you to control who can view your stories and you might find an option to block specific stories or users.

No, usually you can't. Snap stories are typically shared with friends only.

No, you can't. When someone blocks you, you lose access to their stories.

No. Blocking someone is a way to cut off their access to your content, including your stories. If they could still see your story after being blocked, it would defeat the purpose of blocking them in the first place. So, in most cases, if you block someone, they won't be able to view your story.

No, they can't. When you block someone, they lose access to your stories.

No, they can't. Once you remove someone as a friend, they typically lose the ability to see your snap stories.

Sure. In Snapchat, if you want to block someone's snap stories, you first find their profile. There might be a setting that allows you to manage the content you see from them. You could either mute their stories which is a kind of soft block, or fully block them. Muting just stops the stories from showing up without the other person necessarily knowing, while blocking completely cuts off all interaction including story viewing.

Sure. In the Snap app, you can go to the settings or the user's profile to find the option to block their stories. This helps you control what content you see.

No. Blocking is a more extreme form of cutting off contact. When you block someone, you completely sever the connection, and you cannot view any of their content, including their stories.

Sure. On Snapchat, there are options in the privacy settings that let you block specific people from seeing your particular stories. This gives you more control over your content sharing.