Output of df: Filesystem 1K-blocks Used Available Use% Mounted on I'm wondering what possible effects these could have on performance and stabilty of the OS, and if they are just superfluous, how can I remove them? fdisk -l I'm using gnome-fallback on Ubuntu 18.04 LTS. Get the code from your email, enter it on the Snapchat website, and click 'Submit.On my Ubuntu desktop, the command fdisk -l shows /dev/loopX up to /dev/loop23.

If you've never logged into your account on a web browser, you may need to verify your account with a code sent to your email address.

On the left side of the Support page, select 'My Account & Security' and 'Delete My Account.' You can also delete your account by going to and clicking 'Support' at the bottom of the page.

To delete Snapchat, go to the account portal and enter your username (or email) and password.Here's how to delete Snapchat and deactivate your account. It'll be deactivated for 30 days, during which time you'll have the option to reactivate your account before it's permanently deleted. Keep in mind that once you complete these steps, your Snapchat account won't be deleted right away. Quick tip: Before deleting your account, make sure you've saved any Snapchat photos or videos you want to keep. However, you can only do so on the Snapchat website, which means you'll need to know your login information. If you decide you don't want your Snapchat account anymore, it's easy to delete it.

Delete snap