Maybe it's a formatting issue. Sometimes the aspect ratio of the photos or the settings of the photo story software could cause black bars to appear.
Well, one reason could be that your photo story is set to a specific display mode that doesn't fit the dimensions of your photos. Another possibility is that the software is glitching. You might want to check for updates or try a different software to see if the problem persists.
You might be seeing this because the content is not meant to be spread further in the form of a story. It could be that the source has restricted such sharing.
It could be that your browsing history or preferences are not clearly defined, so the platform is presenting random stories to get a sense of what you like. Or, it might just be a glitch in the system.
Maybe it's because of the settings on the platform you're using. Sometimes, the default settings might show you content from non-friends to provide more variety.
Maybe it's a glitch in the system or a new feature that shows you a wider range of content.
Maybe it's for artistic effect or to add a sense of mystery.
Well, kiddo, sometimes in cartoons, characters have different colors for various artistic or story-telling purposes. It doesn't mean anything negative about you.
Maybe you're not following the right diet or exercise plan. And the funny cartoons could just be a coincidence or a way your mind is trying to distract you from the weight gain issue.
Yes. On many photo - sharing platforms, like Google Photos, you can adjust the sharing settings. You can make the album private so that only you can view it, which effectively blocks everyone else from seeing it.
Maybe there's a problem with your camera settings or permissions. Check those first.
Maybe there's a technical glitch or the platform doesn't support that feature.