Do you believe somebody has committed – or intends to commit a crime, and you need a Snapchat message you received as evidence?

Or perhaps, you simply want to be able to show police that someone has been harassing or threatening you.

Regardless of your specific situation, it can lead you to wonder – is there any way for police to recover Snapchat messages that have been deleted? And if so, under what circumstances?

These are excellent questions. In this article, I’ll cover everything that you need to know!

Are you thinking about adding someone on Snapchat, but you’re worried they may be weirded out by it?

For better or worse, Snapchat shows people what method they were added by when they receive the friend request. So, if you search for their username in the search bar, there will be a message stating that you’ve added them by search.

But is this actually a big deal – and is there a way to make the message not appear? If so, how would you do it?

In this article, I’ll be answering all of these questions and more!

Are you trying to update your email address on Snapchat, but it’s not letting you?

Although this can be frustrating, it’s a surprisingly common problem. Because people don’t change their email often, Snapchat handles it differently than many other common functions.

Thankfully, we have a lot of information on how the problem can be fixed.

So, in this article I’ll cover what to do if Snapchat isn’t letting you update your email, and how to fix the problem for good!

Snapchat’s Snap Score is a great way to gauge someone’s activity on the app, but exactly how it’s calculated isn’t always obvious.

We know that it goes up as you send Snaps back and forth with others, but when are the points actually given – when a Snap is sent / received, or when it’s actually opened?

This is a fantastic question. In this article, I’ll be covering everything that you need to know!