To restart, simply open Snapchat from the app drawer again. In order to Force Stop Snapchat go to Settings>Apps>Snapchat and tap the ‘Force Stop’ option at the bottom part of your phone’s screen. Restarting the app can fix any minor background issues. If the Snapchat app hangs or shuts down while loading a new snap, simply force stop and restart the app again. In order to clear the cache open the Snapchat app and go to your Profile>Settings>Clear Cache. It is always a good idea to clear the cache from time to time. When certain files stay too long in the cache, they may get corrupted and affect the functioning of the app. The cache stores temporary files that help load the app faster. Clear app cacheĬlearing the app cache can remove any corrupted files that may be keeping the app from functioning correctly. You can select which permissions you want to give to Snapchat. In order to check which permissions you’ve given to Snapchat, go to Settings>Apps>Snapchat>Permissions. If these permissions are denied you may not be able to use some of the features of the app. Some of the essential permissions include camera, microphone, and files & media. Snapchat needs certain permissions from your phone in order to work properly.
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In order to update the app, go to Google Play Store, search for Snapchat, and hit the Update button. Simply update the app and you will be able to use it like before. If you haven’t updated the Snapchat app in a while, it is possible that the current version has been phased out and is no longer functional. The website will let you know if other users are experiencing similar issues as well. In order to check whether Snapchat’s servers are down, simply go to the Down Detector website and search for Snapchat. Server outages are way more common than you think. If the Internet connection on your phone is working fine, you may want to check if the problem lies on Snapchat’s end.
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