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On Snapchat, a Best Friends List is a collection of the people you interact with the most. These are the users with whom you send the most Snaps, chat frequently, and engage with the most on the platform. Snapchat used to make these lists visible to others, but since a 2016 update, Snapchat no longer shows other people's Best Friends list to users directly.

However, there are workarounds that might give you some insights into someone's Snapchat Best Friends, though it's not as direct as it once was. Here's what you need to know:

🔹 1. Directly Checking Your Own Best Friends List
Before trying to view other people's Best Friends list, it's important to understand how Snapchat Best Friends work.

How to View Your Own Best Friends List:
Open Snapchat and tap on your profile icon in the top-left corner.
Tap on "My Friends" to see your friend list.
In the "Friends" section, you'll find Best Friends listed in the form of emoji next to their names. These emojis are automatically assigned based on your interactions with them. The more Snaps you send to a particular person, the higher their rank will be.
You may see emojis like:

😊 (Best Friend - mutual best friend).
❤️ (You send the most snaps to them).
😎 (You have mutual best friends).
🔹 2. Using Snap Scores to Get Clues About Someone's Best Friends
Although Snapchat doesn't directly show you another person's Best Friends list, you can sometimes infer who their best friends might be by checking their Snap Score and their interactions with others.

How to Use Snap Scores:
Visit the profile of the person you're interested in.
Look at their Snap Score (the number next to their username).
Check the recent Snaps they've sent to you or any public stories they post. If someone frequently appears in their stories or chats, that could be a sign they are close friends.
Note: This isn't a definitive method to see their Best Friends list but might give you a clue about who they interact with the most.
🔹 3. Indirect Clues From Shared Conversations
One indirect way to learn about someone's Best Friends on Snapchat is through shared interactions.

Best Friend Emoji: If you see someone using the "😊" emoji next to another person's name in their chat, it could indicate they are each other's best friend.
Mutual Best Friends: If you're in a group with someone, and you notice they have other mutual Best Friends, you might get a clue as to who they interact with most often.
🔹 4. Using Third-Party Apps (Not Recommended)
There are some third-party apps and websites that claim to be able to help you see someone's Snapchat Best Friends List, but be cautious with these tools:

Many third-party apps violate Snapchat's terms of service and can lead to account bans.
These apps often require access to your Snapchat account, which could put your privacy and security at risk.
Recommendation: It's best to avoid using third-party apps for this purpose and instead respect users' privacy on Snapchat.
🔹 5. Respecting Privacy
It's important to understand that Snapchat has changed the visibility of the Best Friends list to protect user privacy. While it can be tempting to look at others' best friends, Snapchat has made these changes to give users more control over who sees their interactions.

Takeaway: Focus on building your own connections and friendships rather than trying to monitor others' interactions. Snapchat is designed to be a fun, private space, and respecting others' privacy will help ensure a positive experience for everyone.
🚀 Final Thoughts
In conclusion, viewing other people's Best Friends list directly on Snapchat is no longer possible due to updates to the app. However, you can still infer information based on Snap scores, emoji usage, and mutual interactions within the platform. Always remember to respect privacy and avoid using third-party apps to try to get this information.

As of now, you cannot view someone else's Best Friends list on Snapchat — and that's by design.

Snapchat removed that feature back in 2015 to protect user privacy. Before that, it did show mutual Best Friends publicly, but now? That info is private, and only you can see your own Best Friends list.

👀 So, What Can You See?
You can still see:
Your own Best Friends (the people you snap or chat with most frequently)
Emoji indicators next to friends (like 😊, ❤️, 🔥) — but those only reflect your relationship with that person.
You can't:
See who someone else's Best Friends are.
Know if you're in someone else's Best Friends list (unless they tell you).
🧠 What About Third-Party Apps or Hacks?
⚠️ Be careful. Apps or websites claiming to show other people's Best Friends list are:

Scams or malware
In violation of Snapchat's Terms of Service
Risky for your personal data and account security
Snapchat doesn't share that info with anyone — not even through its API.

💡 If You're Curious About Someone's Best Friends...
Well, your best bet is to:

Look for context clues (like if they always post certain people in Snaps)
Notice who's in their group chats or tagged in Stories
Or just... ask them 😅