Snapchat available both for iPhone and Android. There was an Android mobile that was used when Hickman was able to recover Snapchat images.
Anyone with a little knowledge you can easily find them again on their phone.
The popular photo sharing app Snapchat used by many because the pictures only show the recipient in just a very short time after you have sent them. Thus, the threshold to send a little daring photo lower than it would otherwise have been. Since the pictures “self-destruct” app is said to have been widely used for sending nude photos to others.
It turns out, however, that the images are not deleted, so Snapchat have said they are. It writes Business Insider.
images stored namely in a folder on the phone called “RECEIVED_IMAGES_SNAPS” deep in the folder structure in the file system of the phone. Image files have the extension “. Nomedia”, making them more difficult – but not impossible – to find again.
Deletes only from their own servers
There are security expert Richard Hickman who has made disclosure. By changing the file extension could Hichman to view the images again. The space where the image is stored is indeed marked as available for overwriting, but until it is actually overwritten is free for restoring images using a slightly advanced file manager app.
Snapchat writes in a response to the Business Insider that they delete the photos from their servers, but there are many ways to save the images you receive – including taking a screenshot or a picture of your screen with another camera.
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Here you can see that Hickman shows how Snapchat images can be restored:
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