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How to See Someone’s Location on Snapchat

By Matthew Lynch
September 8, 2023
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Snapchat is a highly popular instant messaging application that uses GPS technology to allow users to share pictures and videos and communicate with their friends. It’s increasingly being used to track the location of someone. But how can you see someone’s location on Snapchat?

1. Open Your Snapchat App

Launch your Snapchat app on your phone, sign in with your credentials, if you haven’t done that already. On the home screen, you should be able to see your Snapchat score and your friends’ profiles.

2. Add the Person You Want to Track

Add the Snapchat user who you want to track to your friends’ list by typing in their username or scanning their Snapchat code from their phone.

3. Start Chatting

Start chatting with the person and initiate the Snap Map. You can do this by tapping on the map icon located at the bottom of your chat screen. The snap map will show up on your screen, showing the location of your friend’s Bitmoji, marked on the map.

4. Use Location Services

In case the friend you want to track has their location services turned off, then you can enable it by going to their profile page by typing in their username, tapping on the three dots at the top right of the screen, and selecting “Edit Name” and then toggle on the “See My Location” button.

5. Determine Whether They’re Sharing Their Location

If you can’t see their location on Snap Map, then they might have disabled their location sharing, or they might not have opened the app in a few hours. Always ensure that you get permission first before you check out their location.

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