Can someone see if you screenshot their photo on social media?

In general, they can't. Social media platforms are focused on promoting sharing and interaction. If users were notified every time someone screenshot their photo, it could potentially limit the spread of content. For example, on Facebook, screenshotting a photo is a common way for users to save memories or share them privately, and there's no mechanism in place to inform the photo owner about it.

Mostly, no. For example, on Twitter, if you screenshot someone's photo they post, they won't be aware of it. It's not a common feature to notify the user about screenshots on many social media platforms.

In most cases, no. Social media platforms usually don't have a feature to notify others when you take a screenshot of a story.

It's not usually detectable. Different platforms have different privacy policies and features. Some might have notifications or indicators for certain actions, but for screenshots, it's often not something that's automatically shown to the owner of the story.

In most cases, no one can directly see if you screenshot a story. But it depends on the specific platform and its privacy settings.

In most cases, no. Social media platforms usually don't have a built-in feature to notify the person whose story you screenshot.

In most cases, no. Usually, there's no direct notification to the person whose story you screenshot.

Generally, people can't tell if you screenshot their story. However, some platforms might have features or updates in the future that could change this, but as of now, it's typically not detectable.

Generally, no one gets notified when you take a screenshot of a story. But you should always check the platform's privacy policies to be sure.

In most cases, no one can tell when you screenshot a story. Social media platforms usually don't have a built-in feature to notify others of screenshots.