Although the messages are not very important for some, some of us pay maximum attention. For this reason, many users frequently query “self-destructing messaging apps”. So which are these applications? Here are the details…
Self-destructing messaging apps!
WhatsApp is the most frequently used messaging application today. However, unfortunately our answer to the question of whether it is the most secret is no. There is a feature to delete messages you have sent or received within the application. However, messages within an application are not deleted automatically. So which messaging apps self-destruct?
1- Snapchat
Even though Snapchat, the legendary platform of the time, is not basically a messaging application, it has the qualities you are looking for. The application automatically deletes messages, photos or documents unless one of the two parties (sender-receiver) saves them. Additionally, you will be notified when your messages are screenshotted by the other party.
2- Telegram
Telegram platform is a very popular messaging application like WhatsApp. The platform, whose user base has grown significantly during the periods when WhatsApp was on the agenda regarding privacy violations, has many security features such as screenshot protection, self-destructing messages, and end-to-end encryption.
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3- Cover Me
Cover is actually different from other applications. It provides you with a US or Canadian registered phone number to send messages with in-app purchase features. The application also offers private phone calls over the internet. Finally, the application also has the feature of destroying messages.
4- Signal-Private Messenger
If you’re looking for a privacy-focused private messaging app for Android, Signal Private Messenger might be a good choice for you. Signal offers instant text-based messaging, voicemail and video calling options. Additionally, the application optionally deletes your incoming and sent messages. Finally, the application also has “end-to-end encryption” feature.
5- Confide
If you want complete destruction, Confide may be the app you’re looking for. The application encrypts all your messages end-to-end and deletes them as soon as you read the message. The free application is preferred by many people.