Do you need to share sensitive/confidential information with a friend or colleague yet you’re nervous about leaving a trace of the conversation on the net? If that’s the case, you should give Burn Note a try. Burn Note lets you send messages over email without leaving a long-term record of the contents. After you write a note, a private link is generated, which you can send to your recipient. Once the recipient reads the note, Burn Note automatically ‘burns’ the note from its server and removes any trace of it from phones and computers. You can allow/disallow a recipient from copying a text, set how the message will be displayed, set a timer after which the note will be burned/deleted from the Internet or even add a password if you’re feeling particularly paranoid.
Not a million options here, that’s the beauty of the system. If you want to customize things a bit however, feel free. Just note, even if you leave everything at their defaults, all notes will be deleted after 72hours opened or not. To check the copies of notes you sent, click on your username and select Notes. To check the copies of notes you sent, click on your username and select Notes. It will you show the email address and the time at which the Note was sent to a specific person.
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