i know my password & username is right & it hasn’t been 30 days since i deactivated so my account can’t have been deleted but it doesn’t show up when searched so it’s still deactivated? even tho it doesn’t give me the reactivate thing when i try to log on. While that sounds super permanent, it’s not.

Once logged in, the user will then have the option to delete their account. however a few days ago when i tried to reactivate by logging in as usual i got the error message that my password/username is wrong which doesn’t make sense because i haven’t reactivated my account, so i should’ve gotten a prompt asking if i wanted to reactivate first? i’ve gotten no emails or anything & i’ve tried everything to log in. To actually put a Snapchat account into a deactivated state, the user will need to log in to the Snapchat web portal with their usual username (or email) and password. Then select how you would like to reset your password - via SMS. Im writing on phone so apologies, also my first post so ! but i deactivated my account a few days ago & logged back in perfectly fine to grab smth from my memories & i deactivated again. To reset your password via SMS from the Snapchat Log In screen: Tap ‘Forgot your password’. Driving his point home further, Rogen noted the personal aspect of some criticism’s impact. Step 4: Con Continue Reading 9 More answers below Natalie Taylor Worked at Start A Fire 6 y You can always just delete the app and your account will still exist.

Update: there’s now a way to resolve this, you can just capitalise the first letter of ur username or join snapchat beta using testflight & it’ll send u a reactivate prompt (: I know people who never recover from it, honestly. Step 3: Click on Delete my Account on the Manage My Account page.

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