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Confide app sends self-destructing messages that can’t be saved in a screenshot

09
Jan
2014

A new iOS messaging application will do for text messaging what Snapchat does for pictures – make them available only temporarily to the receiver, who won’t be able to save a copy for later use – while offering end-to-end encryption as well. Available as a free download in the App Store, Confide will deliver disappearing messages to users by connecting them via their email accounts, GigaOm reports, not phone numbers. In order to access the message, users will have to install the application on their iOS devices. Taking screenshots of received messages will not be possible, as the Confide app uses a “wand” effect that requires users to pass their hand over the screen to uncover words, which are otherwise

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