How can I prevent someone from posting a story about me?

Yes, in some platforms or apps, you might have the option to control who can view your story. But it depends on the specific settings and features of the platform you're using.

One way to prevent someone from doing something inappropriate is to set clear boundaries. Let people know what is acceptable and not acceptable to you. Also, avoid being in isolated or unprotected situations with people you don't trust fully.

You can set your story to private or only visible to specific people in the settings of the platform you're using.

You could make your story private or limit who can view it within the settings of the platform you're using.

You could set your privacy settings to limit who can access it. Maybe make it visible only to specific friends or groups you choose.

You can adjust your privacy settings. Just go to the settings of your Facebook story and select who you want to be able to view it. That way, specific people or groups won't be able to see it.

In most cases, you can't tag someone in a story after posting. Usually, the tagging feature is available during the creation or editing process before posting. However, some platforms might offer a way to make edits or additions shortly after posting, which could include tagging.

Yes, you usually can. Many social media platforms allow tagging even after posting the story.

Most of the time, it's not possible. Tagging is typically a feature that's available during the posting process. Once the story is up, the option might not be there. But it can vary depending on the platform you're using.

Yes, you can. Many social media platforms allow tagging even after posting a story.