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Privnote Lets You Send Messages That Self-Destruct

by Terrence O'Brien on July 7, 2008 at 11:52 AM

Privenote Lets You Send Messages that Self Destruct
Have you ever wanted to feel like a secret agent and send a message that self-destructs? Well, now you can: Privnote lets you send messages to friends, family, and colleagues that destroy themselves after they've been read. It's good for a joke, and great for information you want to share, but don't want to have archived and held against you later (we bet the White House was wishing it had this).

Sending a Privnote is simple. The site requires no registration, and doesn't collect any personal information of any kind. Simply enter your message and click 'Post It.' Privnote then gives you a link to the message for you to share with someone. Once the message is read, it is erased from Privnote's servers and rendered inaccessible. You can also elect to receive notification of when your message has been read so you know when your minions have received their orders. [Source: ReadWriteWeb]

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