What Happens to Your Story After 24 Hours
A story disappearing from your tray after 24 hours is not the same as it disappearing for good. Here is where it actually goes, who can still see it, and for how long.
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A story disappearing from your tray after 24 hours is not the same as it disappearing for good. Here is where it actually goes, who can still see it, and for how long.
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