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Easy steps to make your Snapchat score private

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Would you rather certain people not see your Snap score? Because your Snapchat score is listed on your profile, you can't hide it from your friends. But don't worry – you can hide your Snapchat score from people you're not friends with limiting who can see your profile. This wikiHow guide will show you how to control who can see your Snapchat score on your Android, iPhone, or iPad.

Things You Should Know

  • There isn’t a way to hide your Snapscore from friends.
  • If you don't want strangers to see your score, make your Story and location only visible to your friends.
  • Remove friends to prevent them from viewing your score.
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Change Your Privacy Settings

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  1. It’s the picture of your avatar in the top left of the Chat, Camera, or Stories pages. This method will set your privacy options to limit the number of people who view your profile.[1]
    • There isn’t a setting to hide your Snapscore from your profile, but users who aren’t your friend won’t be able to see it.
    • Snapchat scores are calculated by combining Snaps sent and received, Stories posted, and other factors.[2]
    • If you’re trying to improve your score, check out our guide on how to increase Snapscores fast.
  2. It’s the gear icon in the top right of the profile page.
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  3. The following settings will limit the amount of people who view your profile. There is not currently a setting to hide a Snapscore. This is also a great way to stay safe on Snapchat.
    • Set See My Location to Only Me.
    • Set View My Story to My Friends.
    • Switch off Show me in Quick Add.
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Remove a Friend

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  1. It’s the message box icon in the bottom left of the app. This will take you to the Chat page, where you’ll be able to remove a friend. Removing a friend will prevent them from seeing your Snapchat score.
    • Note that this won’t completely hide your profile from them, but it will limit how often they see it.
  2. This will open an options menu.
  3. This will remove the friend from your friend’s list, and will remove you from theirs.
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This article was co-authored by wikiHow staff writer, Kyle Smith. Kyle Smith is a wikiHow Technology Writer, learning and sharing information about the latest technology. He has presented his research at multiple engineering conferences and is the writer and editor of hundreds of online electronics repair guides. Kyle received a BS in Industrial Engineering from Cal Poly, San Luis Obispo. This article has been viewed 177,594 times.
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