Can public accounts on Instagram see your story if tagged?

No, typically public accounts can't see who viewed their story. It's designed to protect users' privacy.

No, blocked accounts typically can't see your story. When you block someone, it restricts their access to your content.

In general, no. Restricted accounts are typically blocked from seeing your story to protect your privacy and control who can view your content. But always check the platform's specific guidelines for any potential variations.

No. When an Instagram account is restricted, its access to various features, including viewing stories, is limited. Instagram restricts accounts usually due to violations of its terms of use or community guidelines. So, if an account is restricted, it won't be able to see your story in normal circumstances.

Definitely not. When you block an IG account, it means you don't want that account to have any sort of access to your profile or your content. Your stories are part of your private content on Instagram, and blocking an account is like putting up a big wall. They can't see your story, your posts, or any other information on your profile.

It depends. Sometimes restricted accounts can see your story if the settings allow it, but in many cases, they can't.

Typically, no. Restricted IG accounts are blocked from seeing your story. This is a security measure to protect your privacy and control who has access to your shared content.

In most cases, no. Accounts usually don't have a feature to see who screenshots your story.

No, generally restricted accounts cannot see your stories. Restricted accounts usually have limitations on their access to various content, and viewing stories is often among the restricted actions.

In most cases, no. Restricted accounts are often restricted from accessing certain content, including your stories. This is done for security and privacy reasons.