Type a username and see their Best Friends, who they snap most and what they store in My Eyes Only.
Look up a usernameIt begins from the username alone.
@their.usernameFriends
From their side, every friend has a spot.
From your side, their list remains blank.
Snapchat once displayed a Best Friends list on every profile. Now it marks close friends with small emojis that only the owner sees, and stores private snaps in My Eyes Only. GhostDroid starts from one username.
It showed who an account snapped most. Snapchat removed it from public profiles, so from any other account it seems empty.
A gold heart, a smile or a flame beside a name tells how close two accounts are. Each one appears only on the owner's own screen.
The part of Memories an account keeps behind a passcode, away from the main grid.
That is all the lookup asks for. You type it on the following screen and the result is built from it.
Snapchat dropped the public Best Friends list and moved closeness to Friend Emojis that show only on your own screen.
From any account but theirs, their Best Friends are out of view. A lookup is how you see their side of things.
A username, their side of Snapchat.
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