No, usually the person who posts the story can see who has viewed it.
Sorry, you can't. Instagram is designed to notify the poster when someone views their story. It's a way to keep track of the interaction and engagement.
Generally, you can't. Instagram has features that allow the owner of the story to know who has watched it. But there might be some unofficially claimed methods out there, but they could violate the platform's terms of use and be unreliable.
Yes, you can. But it's not ethical and could violate the privacy of the person whose story it is.
You can use some third-party apps that claim to offer this feature, but it's against Instagram's terms of use and could get your account banned.
In most cases, no. Instagram is designed to notify the owner if their story is viewed. Trying to bypass this would be against the platform's rules and could have consequences for your account.
You could also try using a secondary account that they don't know about. Just make sure not to accidentally interact or give away that it's you.
One way could be to use a secondary account that they don't know about.
You can use some third-party apps, but be careful as it might violate Instagram's terms of use.
No, you can't. Instagram doesn't have a feature that allows this.
You can use the incognito mode on your browser. That way, your activity won't be tracked and they won't know.
There are some apps or methods that claim to allow this, but they often violate Instagram's terms of use and could get your account in trouble.
Technically, it's not possible. Instagram is designed to notify the story poster about the viewers. Even if there are some rumored hacks or tricks, they violate the platform's terms of use and can get your account in trouble.