In most cases, no. Usually, the reporting process is kept confidential and the person whose story is reported isn't notified.
Probably not. Usually, the reporting process is kept confidential to protect the reporter.
It depends. If the story is harmful, illegal, or violates the platform's terms of use, then it might be possible to report. But there have to be valid reasons for doing so.
Yes, someone can report your story if they think it violates certain rules or policies.
There's a chance someone reported your story. Maybe they had a different opinion on it or thought it wasn't appropriate. But until you have more details, it's difficult to know for sure.
It's possible for someone to discover if you send them their story. For example, if it's sent through a platform with visible notifications or if someone else happens to see it. However, if you take precautions and use private or encrypted methods, the chances of them knowing could be lower.
Yes, they could find out if the right circumstances occur. Maybe if the person you sent it to tells them or if there are some telltale signs.
It varies. In some social media platforms, there are privacy settings related to screenshotting. Some may not give any indication at all, while others like Instagram in certain cases may not directly notify but have policies against misusing the screenshot. So it's not always clear - cut whether someone can know or not.
In most cases, the answer is no. The main reason is that most social media platforms are designed to encourage sharing and interaction. If people were notified every time someone took a screenshot of their story, it might discourage some users from posting. Also, from a technical perspective, implementing such a feature across all devices and in a way that can't be bypassed would be quite challenging. So, for now, you can usually screenshot stories without the other person knowing.
Yes, some apps can detect screenshots. Instagram, for example, might notify the user when you take a screenshot of their story.
In many cases, if you share someone's story on social media platforms, for example, they may be able to find out. Some platforms have features like notifications for mentions or shares. Also, if the story is unique and the person has a network of friends who might see it and inform them, they could know. However, if you share it privately among a very small and discreet group, it's less likely they'll find out.