use same ip address?

(September 3, 2022, 03:03 PM)newuser99 Wrote: There is a potential way to do this, but the success rate is not high

What is this method if you don't mind helping out

I don't think there is any reasonable way of doing this since sim wapping is next to impossible nowadays. Though, I did read an article of how some hackers were using stolen police email accounts to send carriers an emergency information request in order to get carriers to hand over text and call data. The idea was that carriers like T-Mobile or AT&T would receive an email from "[email protected]" or something like that and handover the info. And since they could not be able to verify the authenticity of the requests because of the thousands of police departments around the country and because it was an "emergency" it would work.

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Something else to add... maybe you could check you pictures -- either in the cloud or wherever -- for a screenshot of 2FA recovery codes. When you activate 2FA in the snapchat app it tells you to take a picture to remember your codes.

The only way to talk to support there is no 2FA bypass for snapchat, the only way that I heard of it was bypassing SUS login by using VPN and changing it to the victim country.