Some texts and pics should leave no trace.
Snapchat maybe the first app that pops into your mind when you think of self-destructing, but you have more options.This story has been updated. It was originally published on November 15, 2020.
From email to instant messaging, know your options when it comes to self-destructing missives—you’ll certainly be able to find one that suits your need to be utterly inconspicuous.Gmail has a confidential mode, though it’s easy to overlook. This tool lets you give your sent messages an expiration date, so your words won’t stick around in the recipient’s inbox forever. To make this work, Google hosts your self-destructing messages on its own servers instead of shooting them to another one.
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