Can people see when I like a story on a certain platform?

In most cases, it's unlikely that someone would directly know when you read their story. But some platforms might have analytics or tracking that gives them a general idea of when and how often their content is accessed.

Well, it's hard to give a definite answer. Different platforms have different rules. Some might show your like to the public, while others might keep it within a specific group of users like your contacts or a particular community.

Generally, no. Most platforms don't have a way to notify the creator or show when someone screenshots a story. This is for privacy and usability reasons.

It varies. Some platforms show reviews publicly, allowing others to see. But others have options for making them visible only to certain groups or keep them completely hidden.

Generally, others won't be notified if you take a screenshot of a story. However, some platforms might have tracking or analytics that could potentially detect such actions, but this is rare and often for internal purposes only.

It depends on the specific platform. Some platforms have a feature that shows the list of stories you liked, while others might not have this functionality.

In most cases, you won't be able to see directly when you hide stories. But sometimes, there could be a record or setting that shows this action, but it varies a lot by the platform's design.

Yes, usually. But it depends on the privacy settings of that platform.

Yes, they can. When you like a story on Facebook, it's usually visible to others depending on your privacy settings.

In most cases, it depends on the platform or app. Some might show it publicly, while others keep it private.