Want to view someone's Instagram Story without them knowing

There are a variety of reasons why someone might want to view someone's Instagram Story post anonymously, and if you're one of them, we're here to assist you to do so safely and without the risk of anything going wrong and disclosing your identity.

As you may be aware, Instagram constantly notifies its users of who has watched their published stories, but there is always a way around it, and there are now some tactics accessible for such activity.

We will not discuss the installation of applications that purport to provide that capability here. Although it may truly assist you in your objective, there is frequently a hidden cost that you must pay, and that cost is usually the breach of your privacy and, very often, the selling of your data.

Instead, we'll show you how to do it absolutely safely.

The Inflact service, in our opinion, is the safest way to view Instagram Story postings anonymously. Many websites promise to provide this service, but Inflact proved to be the quickest and most dependable answer in our tests.

After entering the site, navigate to Tools > Profiles > Stories Viewer and then enter the right profile name in the search area, followed by the "@" prefix. Following that, Inflact will display the requested Story post (or posts), and you will stay anonymous. You will even be given the option to save the image to your smartphone.

There is no need to log in; everything works as it should. Viewer for Instagram, rather than Stories Viewer, can also be used to examine someone's profile.

Please keep in mind that if the desired person has closed their profile, you will be unable to access Story posts or profile posts.

Proven, but the risky way - turning off the Internet

Because Instagram automatically loads a set amount of Story posts before you ever see them, you must disconnect the Internet connection while in the Instagram app by swiping from the top of the phone and turning on Airplane Mode.

This trick has been proven to work, but because the app still remembers that you viewed someone's Story - as you will see if you forcefully close the app, connect to the Internet, and restart it - we are not convinced that Instagram will not introduce a change at some point that will subsequently inform the person that you were among those who watched Story, so we consider this method too risky.

Post by Bryan C.