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- On an Android, open a Snap and turn on Airplane Mode before screenshotting to avoid sending a notification.
- After screenshotting on Airplane Mode, force-stop Snapchat and clear the app's cache.
- Use a screen mirroring app like ApowerMirror on your iPhone or Android to screenshot a Snapchat anonymously.
- For Windows and Mac users, you can go to web.snapchat.com to get all Snapchat conversations. Then you can use the Print Screen key (on Windows) or Shift + Command + 4 keys (on Mac) to screenshot on Snapchat without notification.
Airplane Mode (Android)
Open the Snap you want to save. Make sure the snap has loaded so that you can open it without a data connection. Do not open it just yet. Note that this method is rather risky, as failure to follow the steps exactly will lead to a notification being sent. Consider testing this method with a friend first! Unfortunately, this method only works on Android. If you have an iPhone or iPad, users will still see a notification that you've taken a screenshot. While you could open an untimed snap right now and still successfully complete this process, it may be difficult to activate Airplane Mode while viewing a time-sensitive picture.
Turn on Airplane Mode. Pull down on your notification bar and find the Airplane Mode tile, represented by an airplane icon. Tap on it to enable Airplane Mode.
Open the Snap and take a screenshot. View the picture, then screenshot it! On most Android phones, you can take a screenshot by holding down the Power and Volume Down buttons simultaneously.
Force stop Snapchat. With our screenshot taken, our work is not quite done. We must quickly go into our Settings and force stop the app. The easiest way to get there is to exit out of Snapchat, press down on the app icon, and tap the encircled i icon. From there, simply tap Force stop.
Clear Snapchat's cache. For good measure, let's also clear Snapchat's cache, so no lingering files can communicate to the app that a notification should be sent. Tap Storage & cache and select Clear cache.
Open your Photos library. You should find the screenshot saved.
Remote App (Android/iOS)
Download a screen mirroring app on both your computer and your phone. There are several great apps available that are compatible with both Android and iOS, allowing you to remotely control your phone and take a picture without Snapchat sending a notification. We recommend ApowerMirror, which can be found on all Windows/macOS devices, and in both the App Store and the Google Play Store.
Ensure both devices are connected to the same Wi-Fi network. In order for your computer to communicate with your phone, both devices must be on the same Wi-Fi.
Tap the LocalCast button in the app on your phone. Wait for your computer to be detected. Once it is, tap on its name. iOS users will now have to pull up their Control Center and enable Screen Mirroring, choosing the option "Apowersoft".
Tap START NOW. You should now see your Android or iPhone's screen on your computer.
Go to Snapchat on your computer. Using your computer, remotely control your phone and open the Snapchat app.
Start recording. Use ApowerMirror's screen recording feature to take a quick video of the picture you want to save. The option is on the right-hand side of the computer client, represented by a video camera icon.
Open a Snap. Find the picture you want to save. Open it so that ApowerMirror can capture it.
Stop the recording. Once you are content with what you have captured, stop the recording within ApowerMirror. This video will be saved to computer, and you can edit it further if you wish. And the best part is, nobody was ever notified!
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