Tap “Settings” (gear icon) and then tap “Email”. Sign in to your account to change the email. After receiving the email, click the link (or paste it into the search bar of the web browser), type the new password and save. If you go the e-mail route, you will receive a link where you can change your password. If you choose the text path, you will receive a verification code.
You can choose to change the password via text or email. Go to the Snapchat login page and “Forgot your password?” button.
Fortunately, there are a few things you can do: If you receive an email from Snapchat informing you that your account has been accessed from another IP, or you notice strange behavior on your account, you should act as quickly as possible. If you find a different phone number or email address in your account settings, someone else may have changed them. If you see friends you don’t know in your contact list, it’s possible that someone else added them while you’re signed in. If you launch the app and Snapchat asks you to sign in, your account may have been hacked. After installing and signing in to the Snapchat app, the app should make your session stay permanent. If a friend says they’ve received a strange message from you, it’s likely that someone is playing with your account. Spam and strange messages are being sent from your account.Plans to roll out the service in Saudi Arabia, the United Arab Emirates and the rest of the global community are in the pipeline, too.However, there are a few other ways to tell if your account has been compromised. The premium version of Snapchat is available for $3.99 per month, with Snapchat Plus now available to subscribers in the United States, United Kingdom, Australia, New Zealand and Canada. The announcement comes a month after Snapchat’s parent company, Snap, introduced its new paid-for subscription service, Snapchat Plus - a premium service “designed to give users access to a collection of exclusive, experimental, pre-release features” of which now includes Snapchat for web. With more than 100 million Snapchatters using our voice and video calling each month on average, we’re excited to offer a new way for our community to keep conversations going on their computers, where they’re already working, learning, and browsing. Web users will also be able to send regular messages, calls, Snaps and chat via video.
Snapchat for Web users can expect features like Chat Reactions, Chat Reply, and Snapchat’s popular feature, Lenses - which allows users to add 3D effects, objects, transformations and characters, expected to roll out in the near future.
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