If you unadd someone, can they still see your story?

On Facebook, if you unadd someone, they usually can't see your story. Facebook's privacy settings are designed such that when you remove someone from your friends list, you limit their access to your personal content like stories. However, if your story has a very broad privacy setting like public, they might be able to see it, but not as a direct result of being on your friends list.

No. When you block someone, they generally can't see your story. Blocking is a more extreme measure that restricts their access to your content.

Yes, muting someone usually only affects whether you receive notifications from them or see their posts in your feed. It doesn't prevent them from seeing your story.

No. Blocking someone is a way to cut off their access to your content, including your stories. If they could still see your story after being blocked, it would defeat the purpose of blocking them in the first place. So, in most cases, if you block someone, they won't be able to view your story.

No, they can't. When you block someone, they lose access to your stories.

No, usually if someone unfriends you, they can't see your story anymore.

In general, if you restrict someone, they won't be able to see your story. This is a feature designed to give you control over who has access to your content.

Yes, they can. Muting someone usually just stops you from seeing their notifications or interacting with them directly, but it doesn't prevent them from viewing your story.

In most cases, no. Hiding someone implies restricting their ability to view your story. However, it might depend on the specific platform's settings and privacy policies.

No, they usually can't. Once you remove someone, they lose access to your story.