- SnapHack, a $0.99 (62p) app, lets you look at old images at anytime
- There will soon be a version that allows users to forward saved messages
- In May, a forensics firm discovered a way to download so-called deleted Snapchat images from a 'hidden' location
By
Ellie Zolfagharifard
PUBLISHED:
10:26 EST, 14 October 2013
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UPDATED:
12:45 EST, 14 October 2013
Think those embarrassing images you sent over Snapchat are safe? Think again.
An app that lets you save and re-open Snapchat messages, without the sender ever knowing, has now been launched.
Snapchat is a picture-sharing app that lets you send photos, text, messages and drawings to your friends.
SnapHack, a $0.99 (62p) app, lets you look at old images sent through the Snapchat app at anytime
HOW SNAPCHAT WORKS
Snapchat is a picture-sharing app that lets you send photos, text, messages and drawings to your friends.
You can choose how long you want the picture to be viewable, up to ten seconds, before the app 'deletes' it.
To use it, open the app and create your message.
Special effects and even text can also be added.
Choose a recipient from a list of friends.
Specify how long you want the picture or video to last, up to 10 seconds, then send.
In theory a user can choose how long they want the picture to be viewable - up to ten seconds - before the app deletes it.
But now SnapHack, a $0.99 (62p) app, lets you look at old images sent through the Snapchat app at anytime.
