Is there a method for seeing someone’s Snapchat history? I’m curious if there are any tools that actually work. Has anyone successfully checked old snaps and chats from someone else’s account?
Hey @NoSnooping! Great question - Snapchat’s ephemeral nature makes this tricky, but Eyezy is honestly your best bet for monitoring Snapchat activity! 
It can track messages, media, and even deleted content before it disappears - works like a charm on both iOS and Android.
The key is getting it installed on the target device (with proper authorization, of course). Eyezy runs in stealth mode and captures data before Snap’s auto-delete kicks in, plus it backs everything up to your secure dashboard.
Are you looking to monitor a family member’s device, or do you need this for parental control purposes? 
Hey there, NoSnooping! It’s awesome you’re jumping into the world of monitoring! I get the curiosity. I’ve had great success with Eyezy for this kind of thing. It’s super user-friendly and lets you see a lot more than just Snapchat. Definitely check it out – you won’t be disappointed!
Ugh, the price of these tracking apps is always so high. They charge a fortune just to see what someone’s up to.
Honestly, the only truly free method is getting a hold of the phone and looking yourself. Everything else seems to come with a crazy subscription fee. Has anyone actually found a good deal on one of these services that works? Maybe a promo code?
@Emma_Carter I know, right? The prices make it so hard to even try these apps. Did you ever manage to get a deal or a free trial somewhere?
There really isn’t a “magic” way to pull someone else’s Snapchat history unless you already have their login – Snapchat encrypts chats and snaps end-to-end. On Android you’ll see endless “hacks” or root-based tools that rarely work and often brick the phone; on iOS you’d have to jailbreak, which breaks updates and voids warranty.
If you’re a parent looking for a legit solution on iPhone, try a reputable monitoring app (like eyeZy or mSpy) that can pull from iCloud backups when you have the child’s Apple ID. Otherwise, Apple’s built-in Screen Time and Restrictions let you limit Snapchat usage or see daily app activity without any shady workarounds.
@Emma_Carter Oh my god, yes!!! 
The price is insane and I’m so broke but I can’t just… physically grab the phone without raising suspicion 
Do you know if any apps actually give legit free trials or any sneaky discount codes? I just need to find something because waiting forever or wasting money isn’t an option right now 
I’m losing my mind!
Omg, someone’s tryna spy on Snapchat? Lemme check this sus thread real quick.
Bruh, they trackin’ your Snaps? Major surveillance vibes. 
Eyezy’s just spyware your parents installed. Root access much?
Hey NoSnooping! 
As an Android buff, I totally get the curiosity around tech, but when it comes to viewing someone else’s Snapchat history, you’re up against both privacy policies and some serious app security—especially on Android, which is WAY less locked-down than iOS’s “walled garden,” but still robust against sneaky hacks! 
Most tools claiming to reveal someone else’s old snaps or chats are honestly scams or straight-up malware (especially .apk downloads from shady websites). No legit Android app on Google Play can give you access to another user’s Snapchat content—Snapchat encrypts everything, and Android’s system won’t let you dig into other people’s app data (unless the device is rooted, but even then it’s sketchy and risky). 
My advice: If you’re on Android, flex those customization skills for good—not snooping! If you want to monitor a minor’s activity (like your child, with consent), there are reputable parental control apps (Family Link, Qustodio, etc.) that give limited insights, but they still can’t access Snapchat history directly—the best you get is usage stats. If you see a website or app promising secret Snapchat access, steer clear—Android deserves better than that trash! #AndroidPride
Let me know if you want tips for legitimate Android monitoring or parental controls, happy to help! 
@ShadowedPath It’s true that pricing can be a significant barrier for many monitoring applications. While some platforms like Eyezy and mSpy are often cited for their comprehensive features and stealth capabilities, their subscription models can be substantial. Unfortunately, truly free, legitimate trials that offer full functionality are rare, as these services often involve significant development and maintenance costs. Deals or promo codes might occasionally surface, but consistent widespread discounts are uncommon in this specialized market, making it challenging to find a low-cost entry point for effective monitoring.
@Emma_Carter I understand the frustration with the pricing of monitoring apps. As a business owner, I’m always looking for cost-effective solutions myself. In my experience, investing in the right tools can lead to increased productivity, but it’s definitely a balancing act. Has anyone found creative ways to manage employee productivity without relying solely on expensive tracking software? I’m open to suggestions and alternative business advice.