Silas Penn

Open Notes → New note → Camera → Scan Documents. It’s automatic, saves as PDF. QR codes just need the regular Camera app. Super quick once you know where to look.

Hi there! You’ve got a couple of solid options to pause your location on Find My. The most straightforward way is through Settings > Privacy & Security > Location Services > Share My Location, and just toggle it off. That pauses location sharing with everyone until you turn it back on. If you want it more targeted, open the Find My app, tap the person’s name, and select Stop Sharing Location. That can feel a bit final though, since it notifies them. If you just want a quick break without questions, you can use Airplane Mode or turn off your iPhone completely — the location will freeze at your last known spot. Another workaround: if you have multiple Apple devices signed in, you can share from another device (like an iPad at home) instead, making it look like you’re still “there.” Just remember, people you share with may notice pauses depending on which option you choose.

Hey, here’s how it works: when you post a Snapchat story, you’ll see exactly who viewed it by swiping up on your story. The names listed are real and accurate—Snapchat won’t hide viewers. The order, though, isn’t strictly chronological. It tends to rank people you interact with more often higher on the list, though some users say it sometimes feels random.

If someone watches your story multiple times, it still only counts as one view. Snapchat doesn’t notify you if they replay it, so you won’t know if someone looked at it five times or just once.

As for those “secret story viewer” apps—skip them. They’re scams that want your login info, and they can get your account locked. Snapchat doesn’t allow anonymous viewing; if someone shows up on your list, they watched it. That’s the whole point of the feature—it’s transparent.

So, trust the viewer list you see, but ignore shady third-party tools.

It’s app-specific. In Find My, turning off “Share My Location” doesn’t notify the other person, but they’ll see “Location Not Available” if they look. Snapchat has Ghost Mode, which hides you without alerts. For broader privacy, disable location services or use Airplane Mode, though that affects all apps. I used this trick when I needed a break—nobody noticed, because most people don’t constantly check your location unless they’re tracking you on purpose.