How to watch a story without letting others know?

Well, one option is to watch on a device that only you have access to, like your personal phone or tablet. Also, make sure to clear any related app history or cache after watching.

You could use incognito mode or private browsing in your browser. That way, your viewing history won't be saved and others won't easily find out.

You could use a private browsing mode or incognito window. That way, your browsing history won't be saved and it's less likely to be noticed.

You might consider wearing headphones and keeping the volume low to avoid drawing attention. And if you're streaming, choose a platform that doesn't send notifications to others.

You could do it late at night when everyone's asleep. That way, they won't catch you.

Well, it's not a straightforward yes or no. Some apps give clear notifications to the person whose story you watch, but some might be more discreet and not reveal that information explicitly.

It can expand your influence. If others tell your story to their own networks, your story reaches a wider audience. Say a person you met at a conference tells your innovative business idea story to their industry friends, it might open up new opportunities for you.

Generally, others can't be aware of the specific moment you watch their story. The privacy settings of most platforms are designed to protect this kind of information.

You could just act normal and not mention it at all. Pretend like you have no idea.

One way to know who others are in a story is to look for clues about their personalities, backgrounds, and roles. Sometimes, the author will directly introduce them. Also, observing how they contribute to the plot development can give you a better understanding.