Snapchat: Snapchat users will no longer have to pay Rs. 99 every month; save money with this trick..

This news could be incredibly useful for millions of users of the social media platform Snapchat. Yes, if you're currently paying ₹99 every month to increase your Snapchat storage, you no longer need to.

In fact, a hidden Snapchat setting allows you to download all your data and enjoy the full Snapchat experience with just 5GB of free space. This trick helps users keep their important photos and videos safe and manage their storage by removing unnecessary data.

Monthly ₹99 Subscription
Snapchat users often save photos and videos in their Memories. However, over time, this data accumulates, and the app starts giving frequent warnings about full storage. Many users are now reluctantly paying a ₹99 monthly subscription, but with a little clever use of the settings, you can avoid this expense. Let's find out how.

How to Save ₹99 Every Month
If you want to save ₹99 every month, Snapchat users first need to go to the app's Settings. Scrolling down a bit, you'll find the My Data option. This option will be very helpful. Clicking on it will give you the option to download all the data associated with your Snapchat account.

Here, you'll see several data options. Turn off all of them except for the Memories and Other Media options. This will ensure that only your important photos and videos are available for download.

Set Date Range and Submit
Below, you'll find the option to set a Date Range. You can set the date range according to your needs, such as the last year's data or data from all time – it's up to you. Then, enter your email address and click the Submit button. After submitting, Snapchat will send a link to your email within a short time, or a maximum of 24 hours to 3 days. Now, using this link, you can download all your Snapchat photos and videos to your laptop, pen drive, or any other device and keep them safe. Once your important photos and videos are saved, you can go to your Snapchat account and delete any unnecessary or old photos and videos.

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