A services offering Mission Impossible-style text messages that "self-destruct" after they have been read has been launched.
Staellium UK said that its StealthText service will allow business executive dealing in sensitive information to send texts which will delete themselves from the recipient's mobile phone as soon as the person has read it.
Once a message has been sent, the recipient receives a text notification showing the sender's name and providing a link to the message.
Once opened, the message will disappear after about 40 seconds. Staellium said it has already had interest from financial services companies, the Ministry of Defence and celebrity agents.
"The ability to send a self-destruct message has massive benefits for people from all walks of life, from everyday mobile users, through to celebrities and business people, but this is just the start.
Staellium CEO Carole Barnum said in a statement: "In spring 2006 we will be launching new services such as self-destruct email, voice and picture messages, so ultimately no one will ever have to worry about their messages or pictures ending up in the wrong hands ever again."
The service is currently available around the world for users of UK SIM cards only, but the company said the service will be available across Europe, in the US and Asia next year
Source: Google News
And it seems next year there will be self-deleting emails and photo messages too…
If only my life were interesting enough to require such security....
Now stop being so freaking nice, and buy a stun gun. - Krell
finally I can send perverted texts and text telling people im gonna rip their eyes out without them having any evidence to prove it.The ability to send a self-destruct message has massive benefits for people from all walks of life
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Rest in peace mother
16.1.2006
You will always be with me.
Great story man...........lloooo
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