On most social media platforms, if your story privacy is set to public, anyone including those you've unfollowed can view your story. However, if you've set your story to be visible only to your followers, the person you unfollowed won't be able to see it. Some platforms also have additional privacy options like 'close friends' or 'custom' lists. If your story is shared with a custom list that doesn't include the unfollowed person, they won't see it either. But in general, it really comes down to how you've configured your story's privacy settings.
It depends on your privacy settings. If your story is set to public, then they can see it even if you unfollow them. But if your story is set to private or only visible to your followers, then they probably can't see it since you've unfollowed them and they are no longer in the group of people who are supposed to have access.
No, they usually can't. Once you unfollow someone, they don't have the normal access to see your stories.
Yes, you can unfollow someone's snap story. In Snapchat, you can usually go to the person's profile and there should be an option to unfollow their story specifically.
Yes, you can. It's usually pretty straightforward.
Most likely they can if your posts are public. Unfollowing a brand is more about you not seeing their content in your feed. It doesn't necessarily stop them from seeing what you post publicly. However, if you have restricted your posts to only be visible to a certain group, like friends or followers only, then they won't be able to see it.
In general, the answer is no. Social media platforms like Snapchat used to notify when a screenshot was taken for certain types of content, but that's an exception rather than the norm. Most platforms prioritize user privacy in this regard. They don't want to make users feel like they're being constantly monitored when they view someone else's story. So, if you're sharing something on your story, you should assume that someone could potentially screenshot it without you knowing.
On some social media platforms like Instagram, currently there is no direct way to see if someone has replayed your story. The analytics usually only show the number of views, not replays specifically.
Yes, in some platforms there are features that can notify you if someone remixes your story. For example, on some social media platforms that support story remixing, they might have a system in place where you can get alerts or at least check a section related to your original story to see if there are any remixes.
No. Blocking is a more extreme measure than restricting. When you block someone, they definitely cannot see your story as they have no access to any of your content.
No. When you restrict someone, they usually can't see your story. Restricting is a way to limit their access to your content.
No. When you block someone, they generally cannot see your story. Blocking is a more extreme measure which cuts off most forms of interaction, including viewing your shared content like stories.