The person who's been screenshotted shouldn't receive a pop-up notification that someone's screenshotted their snap, and shouldn't see Snapchat's screenshot indicator (a double-arrow icon) for a few minutes. If you don't reboot your iPhone and just turn it off instead, this technique just delays the screenshot notification that the other person would receive. The Snapchat you took screenshots of should have reloaded back to normal as if you had never opened it in the first place.
Keep holding down the Side button, even after the Shut Down screen shows up. Press and hold the Side button (sleep/wake, on/off). Quickly click and release the Volume Down button. Quickly click and release the Volume Up button. The next part is cucial if you don't want to be caught screenshotting: immediately after taking your screenshots, you want to reboot your iPhone. Then, go back to that snap, tap on it, and take your screenshots. Turn off your WiFi, your Bluetooth, your cellular data and everything else that keeps your phone connected, and then turn on Airplane Mode. Simply load up Snapchat, go to the snap you want to open and make sure it loads completely (you can tell a snap is loading if the icon beside a name isn't a solid square, but more like a little swirl). It all depends on whether you can keep your hands steady enough to capture decent footage, and the quality of the phone's camera you're using to record the snap. When you "screenshot" Snapchats this way, your quality isn't going to be great. Be sure to start recording before you tap on the snap to open it so you catch the whole thing. If you're really desperate to capture and preserve someone else's snap, pick up your tablet or your friend's phone to capture the snap-tastic footage.ĭon't bother taking pictures, but, rather, record a video of the snap.
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