Unfortunately, there is no way to see who has viewed your Snapchat location, but you can at least hide or control what Snapchat reports to others.
No one can tell if you check their location unless they have a tracking app or device installed on their phone.
The app has launched a variety of different features throughout the years, including Ghost Trails, which is a Snapchat+ exclusive feature that lets users see their friends' location history for the past 24 hours. This is indicated by a yellow line on the map.
If you see a message highlighted in grey that means either you or the person you're conversing with has saved the message. How do you know who did what? A nifty line will appear on the left side of the message and if it's red that means you saved it and if it's blue that means your friend saved it - it's that simple!
Blue means there are a few snaps, while red means a lot of activity is happening there. Tap a colored area to view the snaps shared from there.
Friends will not be notified if you tap on their Bitmoji.
On Android or iPhone, there are several ways to prevent the device from sharing live location without the other user's knowledge. You can disable features such as Share My Location or Find My iPhone, use another device to change your location, or even use a third-party application.
The Snap Map works as an interactive map that can show a user where their friends are based on the location activity pulled from their phones. When enabled, participating Snapchat users will appear on their friends' maps as Bitmojis.
But keep in mind that just because she turned off her location, doesn't mean you're the only one she denied her location to. Maybe she just wants to be alone from everyone and want some general privacy.
If you open the chat, your Bitmoji will pop up but the app will not send a notification that you are typing unless you start to type. Snapchat does not show that you are typing if you simply open the chat or view the conversation without typing anything.
Please Note: When you enable Live Location sharing, your device's precise location data is collected and shared with your selected friends even when you have the Snapchat app closed. Collecting this data allows us to share your live location with friends, and improve your overall experience in the app!
You already have the option to see someone's last location on Snapchat, but this feature only shows your approximate location and only updates your location information when you open the app.
Your location on Snap Map only updates when you have Snapchat open — your location won't update in the background. Your location on the Map will expire after 24 hours. Warning 🚨 Snaps you submit to Snap Map can still show up on the Map, no matter what location setting you choose!
If your phone is only in airplane mode, anyone who has access to your GPS can see your location. One way to ensure your location is hidden from others and third parties is to disable the GPS feature on your iPhone or Android.
This stops all apps on your device, such as Maps, from using your location. No one is notified if you turn off Location Services, but some features may not work as expected without access to your location.
Turn on Airplane Mode and turn off Wi-Fi to prevent your location from updating. Turn off your iPhone completely to stop your location from updating.
The blue dot means that the person you're messaging is currently in the conversation with you. The smiley emoji means that they just opened the chat window.
Most apps collect data on how users use the apps and Bitmoji is no exception. It collects information about your device, location, Bitmoji sending activity, and content.
Yes, on Snapchat when you half-swipe a message, it will show your Bitmoji. I just tested this out on the date of Feb 9th 2023.
The heat spots
These are “Our story" snaps that have been shared publicly by Snapchat users. Once you tap a heat spot, it starts blinking.
However, you may notice various colors on the map. They look a lot like a heat map, with start at blue, then yellow, then red. Those blobs are locations where someone has publicly shared a Snap using the "Our Story" option. Tap any of the blobs to view what's going on, even if it's in another part of the world.
In Snap Map, you'll notice little heatmaps in specific locations. These indicate the number of snaps posted from that location. A blue patch means low activity, while a red patch or more intensified heat map represents a group of people posting a lot of content.
Your location will disappear from Snap Map after 24 hours, or as soon as you go into Ghost Mode. You can also set a timer if you only want to be on the down low for a little while.