– Tap the 'Profile' icon in the top left corner of the Snapchat app when it's open.
– All your most recent stories are listed under the 'My Stories' section in the order they were written.
– The two icons 'Eye' and 'Two overlapping arrows in opposite directions', as shown in the screenshot, will be visible to you. The "Eye" icon represents how many people have read the story, and the "Two overlapping arrows in opposite directions" icon represents friends who took a screenshot.
– Click on 'Story'.
– You can swipe up using the up arrow located at the bottom of the screen. To find out who took the snapshot of the story that was shared, swipe up on the story.
– The friend who took the story screenshot is identified by the symbol of overlapping arrows pointing in opposite directions next to the name. There is only 1 person who took the screenshot in the example given. However, every person who takes a screenshot looks the same.

Snapchat screenshot and Snapchat story facts

Once the allotted 24 hours have passed, information about who saw your story, when it was seen, and who took a screenshot of it will also disappear.
You can choose how often people see your Snapchat stories.
Users have the option to save their stories in both the camera and the "Memories" section of the device.
Under the "Stories" section, you can only see the names of up to 200 Snapchat users who viewed your story.
If the number is greater than 200, you won't be able to see who viewed your article or who took the snapshot. Only the number of viewers is shown.
You may not always get the notification when a Snapchatter takes a screenshot of your story.

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