How to Know when Your Snap Has Been Viewed
Tap the Snapchat app., Sign in to your account. , Tap the chat bubble icon., Observe the icon to the left of each name.A filled arrow means the snap has been sent, but not opened., Tap a name to open the chat.
Step-by-Step Guide
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Step 1: Tap the Snapchat app.
If you do not already have it, you can get it from the App Store or Play Store. -
Step 2: Sign in to your account.
, You can also access this page by swiping right on the camera screen. , An empty arrow means the snap has been opened, but not viewed.
A filled square means you have a pending snap to to view.
The color of the icon also matters.
A red icon means the snap does not contain audio, while a purple icon means the snap does have audio included.
Color coded icons also apply for chats.
A blue chat bubble means your chat has been viewed.
A grey chat bubble means the chat is either pending or expired. , Keep in mind, like the snaps themselves they will be deleted from the server after viewing, once you leave the expanded chat screen. -
Step 3: Tap the chat bubble icon.
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Step 4: Observe the icon to the left of each name.A filled arrow means the snap has been sent
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Step 5: but not opened.
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Step 6: Tap a name to open the chat.
Detailed Guide
If you do not already have it, you can get it from the App Store or Play Store.
, You can also access this page by swiping right on the camera screen. , An empty arrow means the snap has been opened, but not viewed.
A filled square means you have a pending snap to to view.
The color of the icon also matters.
A red icon means the snap does not contain audio, while a purple icon means the snap does have audio included.
Color coded icons also apply for chats.
A blue chat bubble means your chat has been viewed.
A grey chat bubble means the chat is either pending or expired. , Keep in mind, like the snaps themselves they will be deleted from the server after viewing, once you leave the expanded chat screen.
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