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How to Report Someone on Snapchat

By Matthew Lynch
June 12, 2023
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Snapchat is an excellent platform for sharing photos and staying in touch with friends, but as with all social media platforms, it can also be used for negative purposes. In the event that someone is bothering you or your child on Snapchat, it’s important to know how to report them to keep everyone safe. Here’s how:

Step 1: Block the Person

The first step in reporting someone is to block them on Snapchat. This will stop them from contacting you, and prevent them from viewing your snaps or stories. To block someone, go to your Snapchat profile, go into the ‘My Friends’ section, and select the person you want to block. Click on the three vertical dots to the right of their name, select ‘More,’ and then ‘Block.’

Step 2: Take a Screenshot

If someone is harassing you on Snapchat, it can be helpful to take screenshots of the offending messages or snaps as evidence. You can take a screenshot of a snap by pressing down on the screen while viewing it. You should also take screenshots of any conversations you have with the person.

Step 3: Report to Snapchat

Once you’ve blocked the person and taken screenshots, it’s time to report them to Snapchat. Go to Snapchat’s support site, scroll down to the bottom, and select ‘Safety’. From there, click on ‘Report a Safety Concern,’ and select ‘Report Harassment or Bullying’. Fill out the form with as much information as possible, including the username of the person harassing you, screenshots of the messages or snaps, and a brief description of what’s going on.

Step 4: Wait for a Response

Once you’ve submitted your report, you’ll need to wait for Snapchat to respond. They may get back to you quickly, or it could take a few days. If your concern is urgent, you can reach out to Snapchat’s support team directly on Twitter (@snapchatsupport).

In conclusion, reporting someone on Snapchat is an important step to take if someone is harassing or bullying you. While it can be scary to report someone, it’s important to remember that you’re not alone, and there are people who can help you stay safe. By blocking the person, taking screenshots, and reporting to Snapchat, you’re taking important steps in keeping yourself and others on Snapchat safe.

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