[Xposed Framework Modules] GTab10.1:
No there's not. All you can do to log back in is login on another rooted device that DOES NOT have Xposed installed, create a titanium backup, transfer the backup to your phone with Xposed installed, and restore the backup. Make sure you don't logout of snapchat on the device that you're using to create the titanium backup before restoring the backup on your original device with Xposed installed. If you do, the login token will become void. Once you restore the backup on your original device, it won't work because the login token will be the same as the one which became voided when you logged out on the device used to create the backup. Just do this: Login on another rooted device that DOES NOT have Xposed installed. Create titanium backup. DO NOT LOG OUT. Transfer backup to phone with Xposed installed. Restore backup (you will now be logged into snapchat.) You may now log out on the other device which was used to create a backup. If you ever log out on your device with Xposed or login on another device, you will not be able to log back in with Xposed installed, and you will have to repeat this process or go through the whole remove Xposed/reinstall Xposed process.

Thanks to Mr.Yawnie for this priceless information!

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Ya it's all very strange. Interesting enough I decided to uninstall Amiduos and do a fresh install. This time I didn't root or do anything of the sort. Once again I received the "oops try again!" error when attempting to login to snapchat. I know that everyone keeps saying that it's Xposed that is the problem which safetynet detects, and I don't doubt that, but what is the explanation for your case and my case using emulators? I know it's not that Snapchat simply doesn't work on emulators as I have used bluestacks for years now with snapchat working absolutely fine. That login error started happening after safetynet was implemented. It's as if it detects something more than just xposed or root, perhaps the very fact that an emulator is being used, and Snapchat perhaps doesn't like that. I know this: I used Root Checker to verify root on my Amiduos install, and it read the device ID as Amiduos, so if Root Checker can see that, then why couldn't safetynet? See what I'm saying? All I know is that login error happens on BOTH Amiduos AND bluestacks. Snapchat worked fine for years on bluestacks. Amiduos I'm not sure because it's rather new. If anyone doesn't believe me then try it for yourself. That's the beauty of emulators. They're not actual devices that you can screw up, so you can just uninstall and reinstall if you ever break anything. There's methods out there for rooting and getting xposed framework installed on them. If you need to be linked to methods, let me know.

---------- Post added at 07:05 PM ---------- Previous post was at 07:00 PM ----------

Did you mean to write that it is NOT blocking him because of root? Because he wrote that logging in on a rooted device WITHOUT xposed installed worked fine for number 1. In either case, I highly doubt that he is lying as I have had similar experiences. Read my reply to aboalghool or my other posts regarding using android emulators such as bluestacks and Amiduos while configured with many methods. Stock, rooted without Xposed, and rooted WITH Xposed.