Can someone see if you screenshot their tweet?

No. Twitter doesn't have a feature that notifies the user when someone screenshots their tweet. It's a private action on your part and Twitter respects that privacy.

Most of the time, no. For instance, on Facebook and Twitter, there is no built - in mechanism to let someone know that you've screenshot their story. But there are some apps that are more privacy - focused and might have different rules. But for the major social platforms, it's not something that is commonly made known to the story creator.

Well, it's a bit of a mixed bag. Some apps are designed in a way that they can potentially detect screenshots of stories. But then there are also ways around it in some cases. For instance, on some platforms, if you use a third - party tool to take a screenshot, the app might not be able to detect it. Also, the policies regarding this can change over time as the apps evolve and their privacy and security features are updated.

On most social media platforms, no, the person who posted the story cannot directly see if you screenshot their story. For example, on Instagram, there's no built - in feature that notifies the story creator when someone screenshots their story. However, some third - party apps or hacks might claim to do this, but using them violates the platform's terms of service.

In general, most platforms don't have a straightforward way for the story creator to know if someone has screenshot their story. But there are always privacy concerns and potential changes in features. For example, some new apps might experiment with different privacy settings that could potentially include screenshot notifications in the future. But as of now, on major platforms such as Facebook Stories, there's no way for the creator to be notified of a screenshot.

On some social media platforms, like Instagram, the answer is no. Instagram doesn't notify the story creator when someone takes a screenshot. However, in Snapchat, if you're in a private chat and take a screenshot of a Snap, the other person may be notified depending on their settings. So it really varies from platform to platform.

In general, most social media platforms don't give story posters a clear indication that someone has screenshot their story. For example, on Facebook, there's no built - in feature to let the story creator know about screenshots. But it's always important to respect others' privacy when dealing with their shared content, whether or not they can detect screenshots.

Yes, some social media platforms have features that can notify the user if their story is screenshot. For example, Snapchat has this function. However, not all platforms do this. On Instagram, for instance, as of now, there's no built - in way for a user to know if someone has screenshot their story.

On most social media platforms, no. For example, on Instagram, Snapchat used to notify users when someone took a screenshot of a snap (not a story though), but for Instagram stories, there's no such feature that alerts the story creator if you screenshot their story. So in general, people cannot see if you screenshot their story.

It depends on the platform. For some social media platforms like Instagram, as of now, the person who posted the story won't be directly notified if you take a screenshot. However, there are always rumors about new features being developed. So, generally, in most cases currently, no one can see if you screenshot a story.