Can someone tell if you've seen their story?

It's hard for someone to know for sure if you've seen their story unless you tell them or they have some way of tracking views on that platform.

It's possible if they have some way to track it, like if it's on a platform with view history features.

Generally, people can't tell for sure if you've viewed their story. Social media platforms don't typically provide this specific notification. But sometimes, based on your interaction or comments, they might make an assumption.

Yes, on some social media platforms like Instagram, the person who posted the story can see the list of people who have viewed it. However, there are also privacy settings that users can adjust to limit this visibility.

In some cases, they might be able to tell based on your reactions or comments about it.

It depends. If there are tracking features or if you engage in obvious ways like sharing or reacting publicly, it could be detectable. But if you just watch quietly without any interaction, it might be harder for them to know.

In most cases, no. It's not easy for someone to know for sure if you've taken a screenshot of their story unless they have some specific tracking or notification system set up.

In most cases, no. Usually, there's no direct notification or way for someone to know for sure if you've viewed their story.

In most cases, no. Usually, there's no direct way for someone to know if you've taken a screenshot of their story.

As of now, Facebook doesn't really have a straightforward way for someone to tell if you've specifically seen their story. The views on Facebook stories are more about general numbers rather than individual identification.