You can't really save someone's Ig story in the traditional sense for later viewing within the app itself. But if you use the screenshot or screen - recording methods I mentioned earlier, you can keep it on your device for later. However, always be aware of the ethical and rule - following aspects. If you're caught violating Instagram's rules by using unauthorized methods to save stories, it could cause problems for your account.
Yes, if the conditions are right. If the story is from a public account with story saving allowed, you can save it and view it later at your convenience. It's like bookmarking it for yourself.
No. Snapchat stories are designed to be short - lived and not saved directly. This is a key feature of the app.
Yes, once you take a screenshot of an IG story, it is saved on your device just like any other screenshot. So you can view it later at your convenience.
Technically, Instagram doesn't directly offer a built - in option to save someone else's story. But if the person has a public story and you take a screenshot of it on your device (phone or tablet), that's a way to 'save' it in a sense. Just remember that the person will be notified if you take a screenshot on Instagram.
Well, Instagram doesn't provide an official way to directly save someone else's story. Some people might try to take a screenshot of the story, but this is a very basic method. And as I mentioned before, third - party tools for saving stories are not recommended due to various risks.
Saving FB stories isn't a standard feature. You could try using external software to record your screen while the story is playing, but this is not recommended as it might violate Facebook's terms of use. Also, it's important to consider the ethical aspect. If the story is private or the creator doesn't want it to be saved, it's not right to go against their wishes.
Instagram itself doesn't provide a feature that lets someone know you've saved their story. It's a private action on your part. You can save a story without the owner being informed through the normal in - app functionality. But as I said before, beware of third - party apps that say they can detect this, as they could pose security risks.
One benefit is that you get to see more personal content. People often share things in their close friends' stories that they wouldn't share publicly. It makes you feel more special and part of an inner circle.
No. Instagram has strict rules against unauthorized saving of content. Using third - party apps to save stories is against their terms, and you could face consequences like account suspension.
Well, in most cases, if the Instagram user has not set any restrictions on their story sharing, you are allowed to share it. But keep in mind that some people might not like their stories being shared without permission even if the settings allow it, so it's always polite to ask first. Also, if there are any copyright or intellectual property issues involved, that could be a problem too.