Can you ss someone's insta story?

No, taking a screenshot (ss) of someone's Instagram story without their permission is a violation of their privacy. Instagram also has terms of use that prohibit such behavior.

Yes, Instagram has ways to detect if someone has screenshotted a story. However, it doesn't directly notify the person who posted the story every time. But in some cases, like if you're using certain third - party apps that interact with Instagram in an unapproved way, Instagram might be able to track and potentially flag your actions. Also, if the person who posted the story notices a significant drop in views or some other unusual activity related to the story, they might suspect that someone has screenshotted it.

No, Instagram doesn't directly notify you if someone screenshots your story. So you can't really tell if someone has screenshotted it just from the app's normal notifications.

Yes, usually Instagram provides some indicators or notifications if someone takes a screenshot of your story.

No, I can't ss an insta story. However, if you want to save an insta story, on most mobile devices, you can usually take a screenshot. Just make sure you are following the rules and respect the privacy and copyright of the content creator.

It depends on what you mean by 'ss'. If it's screenshot, Instagram doesn't really stop you from doing it for normal public stories. But there are some ethical considerations. If the story is something personal or private shared within a small group, screenshotting without permission might not be a nice thing to do. And if the creator of the story has enabled the 'activity status' feature on Instagram, they will be able to see that you have taken a screenshot of their story.

Yes, if you take a screenshot (ss) of an Instagram story, the person who posted it can see that you've taken a screenshot. However, not all accounts have this feature enabled. Some users may have a private account or specific privacy settings that prevent them from seeing screenshot notifications.

Yes, if you screenshot (ss) an Instagram story, the person who posted it won't be directly notified. However, Instagram may keep track of such actions for its internal analytics. But as a regular user, you can view the screenshot you've taken of the story just like any other image on your device.

I'm not sure what you specifically mean by'ss' in this context. If it means screenshot, Instagram has its own privacy policies regarding taking screenshots of stories. In some cases, the sender may be notified if you take a screenshot of their story, depending on their privacy settings.

Yes, you can screen - capture (ss) an Instagram story. Instagram doesn't prevent you from taking a screenshot by default. But be aware that some people may not like their stories being screenshotted without permission. Also, if you're thinking of using the screenshot for any commercial or inappropriate purposes, that would be unethical. It's mainly meant for personal viewing or sharing within the bounds of Instagram's terms and conditions.