Can't send snaps or post on story. What could be the reasons?

There could be several reasons. Maybe your account has some restrictions. For example, if you violated the platform's terms recently, like posting inappropriate content or spamming. Another possibility is a technical issue on the platform side. Check if there are any error messages when you try to send the post.

Maybe there's a problem with your internet connection. Check if it's stable.

First, check your device storage. If it's full, it can cause problems with sending snaps or posting stories. Delete some unnecessary files or apps to free up space. Then, check your privacy settings. Sometimes, incorrect privacy settings can prevent you from sharing content. Make sure the settings are configured correctly for sharing snaps and stories.

Another reason might be insufficient permissions. Some platforms require certain permissions to post to a story, like access to your gallery or camera. Ensure you've granted all the necessary permissions in your device settings.

It might be due to a storage problem on your device. If your device is full and there's no space for the IG story to be saved temporarily while uploading, it won't post. Try freeing up some space. Or, there could be a glitch in the Instagram app itself. Try closing the app completely and reopening it.

It might be due to a violation of Instagram's community guidelines. If you've recently posted something that goes against their rules, they may restrict your ability to post stories. Also, if there's a problem with your account settings, like privacy settings blocking the post, that could be an issue. Check your account settings carefully.

It might be due to a problem with your internet connection. A weak or unstable connection can stop you from posting reels to your story. Check your Wi - Fi or mobile data. Also, if the reel contains copyrighted material without proper authorization, it won't be allowed to be posted to the story. Instagram is strict about copyright issues.

Maybe the post format doesn't meet the requirements of the story. For example, if it's too large in size or has an incompatible file type.