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How to Get Someone Off Your Best Friends List on Snapchat

By Matthew Lynch
August 5, 2023
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Snapchat is one of the most popular social media platforms, especially among young people. It allows users to post pictures and videos for their followers to see or share them privately with friends. The Best Friends list, a feature of Snapchat, is a list of the people that you snap with the most. It can be a great way to show off your closest friends on the platform. However, sometimes you may want to remove someone from your Best Friends list for various reasons. Here is a step-by-step guide on how to remove someone from your Best Friends list on Snapchat.

Step 1 – Open Snapchat

The first thing you should do is open the Snapchat app on your smartphone. If you haven’t already logged in, you’ll need to do so. Once you’re logged in, you’ll be directed to the home screen.

Step 2 – Tap on your Profile Icon

Your profile icon is located at the top left corner of the screen. It is represented by a small icon that looks like a person. Click on this icon to access your profile.

Step 3 – Tap on the Settings Icon

Once you have accessed your profile, you will see a gear icon next to your profile picture. This gear icon is the settings icon. Click on it to access your account settings.

Step 4 – Select ‘Manage’

Under the ‘My account’ section, you will see an option for ‘Manage’. Select this option to manage your Best Friends list.

Step 5 – Tap on the Person’s Name

A list of your current Best Friends will now appear on the screen. Find the person you want to remove from the list and tap on their name.

Step 6 – Click on the ‘Remove’ option

After tapping on the person’s name, you will have the option to ‘Remove’ them from your Best Friends list. Click on this option, and the person will be removed.

It is essential to note that removing someone from your Best Friends list won’t affect your snap streaks or hide them from your friends’ list. It merely removes them from your Best Friends list.

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