On Snapchat, a grey square typically indicates a Snap or message that hasn’t been sent successfully. This can happen for several reasons:
Connection Issues: Your internet connection could be weak or unstable, preventing the Snap from being sent.
App Issues: There may be a glitch or bug within the Snapchat app that is causing issues with sending messages. Restarting the app or your device may help.
Blocked or Removed: If you’ve been blocked by the user you’re sending a Snap to, you’ll see a grey square indicating the message wasn’t delivered. Similarly, if the recipient has deleted their account, that can also result in a grey square.
- Account Restrictions: If you or the recipient has any account restrictions or has violated Snapchat’s terms of service, it could lead to delivery issues.
If you encounter the grey square frequently, it’s worth checking your internet connection, ensuring that the Snapchat app is up to date, or checking if there are any account issues.