kinda stupid they still rely on something like this when Android has already had an option to make an app block screenshot attempts when inside it for a few years, which also disables the preview in the app overview menu, so if they implemented that they'd block that workaround as well.

using a screenshot app that saves the pictures to its own folder used to work, too, at least 2-3 years ago which was the last time I've been using ScreenIt.įunny thing, it means that you can also cause a false positive - I've once opened a conversation in Snapchat, connected the USB cable, and copied a picture file of the same resolution as my phone's screen to the Screenshots folder, and Snapchat showed the alert about me taking a screenshot. After this I reset my password and logged in with my new password. they rely on detecting changes in the phone's default /Pictures/Screenshots folder, and for a while you could circumvent that by denying it Storage permission, until they covered that loophole by not letting you open the chat window if you deny it (allowing it during the setup and then denying it afterwards wouldn't work, either). 1:19 AM in response to eitvrdt Try to reboot your iPhone (press Home button + Lock button at the same time). You should be wary of anyone offering to have your account unlocked via Instagram, Telegram, WhatsApp, or anywhere else, as you will lose your account or money. ago It’s happeinh to me too so wack deleted 2 yr. Try to do it any possible solution that you might think will work. Snapchat's screenshot detection is incredibly shoddy. Please note, scammers on this subreddit are targeting our visitors for their gain. i dont think there is a particuylar solution for it, but try to leave the app for more than 12+ hours, without signing in to that account.

Cant log in my snapchat