Can someone know if you screen record their video on a social media platform?

Typically, no. Social media platforms have privacy policies in place to protect users' content. Screen recording a private video without permission violates these policies.

Mostly not. For example, on TikTok, when you replay a video, the creator doesn't receive any specific alert about it. The platform mainly shows the creator how many times the video has been viewed overall, not specifically who replayed it or how many times an individual user replayed it. This is because the platforms want to keep the viewing experience somewhat anonymous for the viewers to encourage more natural exploration of content.

No, you can't. It's usually against the law and the terms of service of the social media platform.

In most cases, no. It's not easy for someone to know if you screen record their story without some sort of notification or indication on your device.

Probably not. Usually, there's no direct way for someone to know if you're screen recording a story unless you tell them or there's some specific software or tracking system in place that you're unaware of.

Generally, someone can't just know if you screen record a story. But keep in mind that violating copyright laws by using the recorded material wrongly could lead to consequences.

In most cases, no. But some apps or platforms might have built-in features to detect such activities.

In most cases, no. It's not easy for someone to directly know if you screen record their story unless they have some specific monitoring software or you tell them.

It's possible if they have some sort of monitoring software or if they notice unusual activity related to their story.

It depends. If the platform or app has specific features or settings to detect screen recording, then the person could find out. But in some cases, they might not have any way of knowing.