Can you share close friends' stories on social media?

Yes, you can. But make sure you have their permission and don't reveal anything too personal without their consent.

It depends. If the story doesn't contain any private or sensitive information about your close friend and is positive in nature, it might be okay. However, if it involves personal secrets or could potentially embarrass your friend, then no. Always consider how your friend would feel about it.

Technically, you could repost, but it's important to consider the implications. Respect your friend's wishes and the nature of the story. If it's something personal or sensitive, it's best to avoid reposting without explicit consent.

Yes, you can, but make sure you have their permission first.

It's usually straightforward. Just look for the 'Close Friends' option in your social media settings and follow the prompts to add a story.

On some social media like Instagram, there is usually a specific section for close friends' stories. You need to first create a close friends list. Then, when your close friends post stories, they will show up in that dedicated section for you to see.

On Facebook, if there were a similar concept of close friends' stories (as it has different types of sharing features), you would likely be able to manage the privacy. You could potentially limit the audience to a specific group that excludes others. However, the exact process would be determined by the platform's interface and privacy policy. Usually, the idea is to give users as much control as possible over their shared content.

No, you shouldn't. It's not ethical and might violate their privacy.

It depends on your privacy settings. Usually, you can choose to make your close friends' stories visible to specific groups of people or keep them private altogether.

Your close friends themselves and anyone you've specifically allowed to view it can see your close friends story.