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Home›How To›3 Ways to Recover Deleted Snaps on iPhone, and Android

3 Ways to Recover Deleted Snaps on iPhone, and Android

By Matthew Lynch
February 21, 2024
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In the fast-paced social media world, Snapchat is a platform that’s loved for its fleeting nature. Snaps sent to friends last mere seconds before disappearing into the digital ether. However, what if you accidentally delete a Snap that you meant to save or cherish? Don’t fret; there are methods available on both iPhone and Android devices that can help you recover your lost mementos. Here are three ways to attempt the recovery of deleted Snaps:

1. Check Snapchat’s ‘My Data’ Feature

Snapchat understands that sometimes you might accidentally delete something important. For this reason, they’ve introduced a ‘My Data’ feature which allows users to download their data, including Snaps they’ve posted. Here’s how you can use it:

– Go to the Snapchat website and log in with your credentials.

– Click on ‘My Data’.

– Submit a request for your data.

– Once your data is ready, Snapchat will send you an email with a link to download it.

– Extract the Zip file received, and look for any deleted Snaps that might be included in the downloaded data.

This method heavily relies on whether the deleted Snaps were included in the backup prepared by Snapchat.

2. Use a Third-party Recovery Tool

There are numerous third-party applications designed specifically for data recovery on smartphones. These tools can sometimes recover files that have been deleted, depending on how data is managed on your device.

For iPhone:

– Tools like Dr.Fone – Data Recovery (iOS) can be used.

– Install and run the program, then connect your iPhone to your computer.

– Follow the instructions provided by the software to scan for deleted files.

– If your Snap is recoverable, these tools will display it and allow you to restore it.

For Android:

– Apps like DiskDigger or EaseUS MobiSaver work similarly for Android devices.

– Install the app from the Google Play Store.

– Grant necessary permissions and start a scan for lost files.

– If retrievable, select your deleted Snaps and recover them.

3. Restore from Backup

If you regularly back up your phone, there’s a chance your deleted Snaps could be included in one of these backups.

For iPhone:

– If backed up via iTunes, connect your iPhone to the computer used for backup, open iTunes, select ‘Restore Backup’, and choose the relevant backup file.

– iCloud users can go to ‘Settings’ > ‘General’ > ‘Reset’ > ‘Erase all content and settings’, then use ‘Restore from iCloud Backup’ during setup.

For Android:

– Users who have Google Drive backups can uninstall and reinstall Snapchat.

– During setup, choose “Restore from Google Drive” if prompted. Not all data may be backed up this way though.

Remember that once snaps have left the buffer period in Snapchat servers or have been overwritten on device memory, recovery may not be possible. Always save snaps intentionally if they’re important to you, ensuring memories are kept without relying solely on recovery methods.

This guide should offer solace to those who fear their precious moments are gone forever – with these tips, there just might be a way back for those beloved lost Snaps.

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