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If you're curious if someone removed you on Snapchat without telling you, there are ways to check. Keep in mind that, if a friend blocks you on Snapchat, you won't be able to find their name or view their profile information at all. Here's how to know if someone deleted you on Snapchat.
Checking If You're Unfriended on Snapchat
To check if someone deleted you on Snapchat, look for the user in your friend list. You can also visit their profile and check their Snap Score; if you don't see the number, they most likely unfriended you.
Steps
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Open Snapchat. It's a yellow-and-white ghost icon. You'll know if someone deleted you as a friend if they're no longer in your friend list.
- Snapchat doesn't send notifications when friends are removed, so you'll need to check manually.
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Tap your profile icon. This is in the top-left corner.Advertisement
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Tap My Friends. You can find this under the Friends header.
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Search for the user. You can use the search bar at the top or scroll down to find them.
- If you don't see the user in your friend list and you haven't deleted them, they've most likely unfriended you. However, it's also possible they have deleted their Snapchat account.
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Open Snapchat. It's a yellow-and-white ghost icon. You can see if someone deleted you by checking their Snapscore.
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Navigate to the user's profile. Tap the magnifying glass in the top-left corner and enter their username. Then, tap their username to view their profile.
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View the Snap Score. You can find this number underneath the user's name.[1]
- If you can't see the Snap Score, the person probably deleted you; however, enabling certain privacy settings can also prevent the Snap Score from appearing. If you want to be 100 percent sure that the person deleted you, send a test snap.
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Open Snapchat. It's a yellow-and-white ghost icon. You can see if someone deleted you by checking their Snapscore.
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Navigate to the user's profile. Tap the magnifying glass in the top-left corner and enter their username. Then, tap their username to view their profile.
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Tap the Camera button. This is next to the chat and phone icon.
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Send a photo Snap. Once you're finished, tap the arrow.
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Refresh the Chat tab. Initially, you'll see a red arrow appear under the person's name, signifying that your snap has been sent. You can then tap and drag down the screen and then release it to refresh the page.
- If the red arrow turns into a grey arrow with the word Pending below it, your friend has deleted you from their friend list.
- You may have to refresh the page a few times before the grey Pending arrow displays.
- If the arrow stays red even after a few refreshes, your friend didn't delete you.
Community Q&A
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QuestionIf someone deleted me from Snapchat, why is he in my contacts?Community AnswerBecause you haven't deleted him off your list. When someone deletes you from Snap, you'll be removed from their list, but you will still see them in your list.
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QuestionHow do I know if someone has blocked me on Snapchat?Community AnswerTheir username won’t pop up in your friends list, and you won’t be able to find them if you search for them.
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QuestionWhat do I do if someone deleted me, but lied about it? I re-added the person and he isn't receiving anything.Community AnswerJust leave them alone. They obviously don't want to talk to you. Just accept it and move on.
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- The test snap method won't work for celebrities or other figures who have public Snapchat accounts.Thanks
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1. Open Snapchat.
2. Take a snap and send it to the friend you think deleted you.
3. Refresh the "Friends" page.
4. Look to see if the "Sent" arrow turns from red to grey. If it does, the friend deleted you.