Open a .nomedia file
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Someone Somewhere
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You sure? .nomedia files tell Android not to search through certain directories for media to add to libraries.
A quick google says they're normally '.jpgnomedia', and need to be renamed to '.jpg'. Or kept in RAM and not saved to disk, because that's the point of snapchat.
A quick google says they're normally '.jpgnomedia', and need to be renamed to '.jpg'. Or kept in RAM and not saved to disk, because that's the point of snapchat.
What I read was that snapchat "saves" the pictures with .jpgnomedia file extensions so that the phone won't open them up again, however, the files are still there, see:
I didn't save them like that, that's how they already were. I tried changing the file name and saving it as .jpg but it still didn't work. Maybe I did it wrong. I can open it up with word but it's just a bunch of symbols.
I didn't save them like that, that's how they already were. I tried changing the file name and saving it as .jpg but it still didn't work. Maybe I did it wrong. I can open it up with word but it's just a bunch of symbols.
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Ah. Microsoft isn't showing the extensions. You need to do this: http://windows.microsoft.com/en-nz/windows/show-hide-file-name-extensions#show-hide-file-name-extensions=windows-vista
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