Auto-Deleting Messages On The Rise, But Not Enough For Complete Privacy

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Pew Research found that 41 percent of young adults use apps that come with self-destructing messages in order to increase the privacy of their communications, signaling a growing trend for apps that provide real privacy.

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[skit75]

Are there even any examples or recommendations of "apps or services that provide comprehensive privacy protections as well as strong security guarantees for the user data"? I have a feeling that the 18-29 demographic is relying more on application marketing, rather than the EULA. They are subscribing to the illusion of privacy rather than privacy itself via marketing slogans.

 

[Bridget_1]

I know of no such apps. I do know of an email service that is private and protects from government spying. Go check out shazzlemail.com.

 

[LordConrad]

I know of no such apps. I do know of an email service that is private and protects from government spying. Go check out shazzlemail.com.

What about this?

https://whispersystems.org/

 

[blackops07]

I know of no such apps. I do know of an email service that is private and protects from government spying. Go check out shazzlemail.com.

What about this?

https://whispersystems.org/

TextSecure is an option. Here is a link to Google Play.