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August 19, 2013

Invisible Text Ensures Messages Remain Private

Long gone are the days of worrying if the content in a text you sent will ever end up in the wrong hands, as a new app called Invisible Text makes that situation now impossible.

Invisible Text enables users to send text messages that will automatically be deleted once the intended recipient views them. This ensures that texts will be kept private between the sender and recipient since the messages are not stored on the server, thus they are not able to accessed again by unintended recipients such as if someone steals your mobile device.

Additionally, users can delete messages that they either accidentally send or changed their mind about sending prior to the message being opened. Messages can also be locked and encrypted in the event that a phone is stolen as a locking feature automatically takes affect when a phone is put down, not positioned at a correct angle or left unattended for a certain amount of time.

The Invisible Text app comes at a time when sharing information can be done within just a couple of seconds, making it difficult for mobile users to make sure that the content truly remains confidential.

"We created Invisible Text to solve this problem – now people can easily enjoy electronic and mobile messaging in a secure environment and take back control of who sees their messages, videos, photos and more," Dez White, head of application development for Invisible Text, said in a statement. "No longer will the scenario of leaving your phone in a taxi or cafe somewhere mean that you risk compromising your privacy or identity – you can relax by downloading Invisible Text onto your phone and knowing that no matter what, your private data can never be shared."

Invisible Text is available at no cost for Android, iOS and Blackberry mobile users.




Edited by Alisen Downey


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