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[quote=Anonymous][quote=Anonymous][quote=Anonymous]What I want to know is — after they’ve looked at the snaps, can I go back in and look at them? Will her friends know someone is at them looking again? Is that a “bad” thing to replay them? 
— Newbie snap mom here [/quote]

You can relook at them with in 24hrs if you make your kid have it set to that.

Red filled arrow are pics not seen yet. 
Blue filled arrow are texting not seen yet. You can pull right of screen to see it without opening it. It’s called half swipe. 
Purple are a combo of both

Outline red arrow is a pic already open 
Outline blue arrow is a text already read.

If the kid has 24hrs everything opened will delete a day later. If they have it on delete immediately, you can only see ones that are saved.

If something is saved or screen shot, it notifies the sender. If something is deleted, it also notifies.

Saving a snap is a big deal for kids that like each other.

Snap stories are on top. They are sent to everyone or specific followers. A lot of Send It’s pop up on there and they can be light and funny but some are really mean.

Don’t let your kid get Send It app.

If you go to snap maps you can see if your kid is live to everyone. They decorate their bit mojis.

You can also see their best friends list. Top 10 people they snap. You can pin up to 3 people and they are usually best friends or boy/girlfriends. [/quote]

Oh, thank you!  Helpful.  My kid just started on Snap and I got the app also but am having trouble trying to figure it out.  [/quote]

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