No. Deleting your Snapchat account will not delete any messages you have sent or received on the app. However, if you want to delete those messages, you can do so by deleting them from your phone.
It’s difficult to say what it looks like to others when you delete Snapchat. It may be a relief for some people to have the app gone, while for others, it may feel like they’ve lost a part of themselves.
No, uninstalling Snapchat will not delete your memories. Memories are stored on the device and accessed through the app.
Snapchat notifications are not sent to the person that you’re talking to. If you delete a conversation, they will know that you’ve deleted it but they won’t know what was said in the conversation.
No. If someone else has your phone, they can take a screenshot or video of your Snapchat messages. You can also take screenshots or videos of your own messages.
There is no way to delete messages you have sent on Snapchat. However, if you are the recipient of a message that someone has saved, then you can delete it from your device.
Snapchat deletes photos and videos from the app after they are viewed, but it doesn’t delete them from your phone. If you’ve backed up your Snapchat data to Google Drive, iCloud, or an external hard drive, you can access the photo or video on your computer.
If you have an iPhone, you can recover your deleted Snapchat account by using the “Find My Phone” function in iCloud. If you have a different device, then it’s possible that your account was deleted for good.
No, you cannot recover deleted snaps. Snapchat deletes them from their servers when they are deleted by the user, and it is impossible to retrieve them.
You cannot recover deleted snaps on your own. There are some third-party apps that will allow you to back up your data, but these are not reliable and come with many risks.
