Swipe the screen to the left to move to the Discover screen, which puts your Friends content in bubbles at the top and the For You section below, which in my case is truly terribly curated to my interests. There doesn't seem to be a method for Android yet, but leave a comment below if you know of one. Since you're drawing that pattern yourself, this process may require repeated effort, but it's worth for easier video recording. When you're ready to record, drag and drop it onto the capture button, and you're recording without hands. Select Custom and then select SnapVideo (or whatever you called it). Now, in the Snapchat recording screen, tap on AssistiveTouch bubble. Tap Save at the top right corner, name this gesture with a memorable tag such as SnapVideo and then tap Save. Then, tap and hold on the center of the screen in a very tight circular pattern until the recording bar is full. Then, toggle the switch next to AssistiveTouch to the On position and then tap Create New Gesture. Then tap Accessibility, and select AssistiveTouch, which will make a white dot appear on your screen. Open the Settings App, and select General. IPhone owners don't need to keep finger on the shutter button in order to record videos in Snapchat, as long as they know this secret trick.

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