Disappearing Messages Guide

Ephemeral messaging is like a natural chat, but long distance

Ephemeral messaging is the mobile-to-mobile transmission of multimedia messages that automatically disappear from the recipient's screen after the message has been viewed. It self-destruct can be contrasted with SMS text messaging which require the recipient to physically delete messages from the device.

The need to be forgotten is strong. People want to share their whims with friends but not with everyone. This has been clearly proven with the emergence of messaging services that forget, a market driven by the intense popularity of snap. It seems like everyone’s making an app or adding self-deleting messages these days. The best way to protect your information is to have no stored information to protect.

Why would any one want chat that would self-destruct after a certain amount of time. The reason is simple: PRIVACY. Our every action on internet leaves a digital footprint stored in servers around the world. This very nature of internet has led to concerns over privacy and the ephemeral chat apps have given back the much needed control to their users letting them decide the fate of their chat.

At the advent, ephemeral messaging apps were mostly used by teens. But, due to increasing concerns over privacy, these messaging apps are receiving mainstream acceptance and more and more users are moving towards them.

Some contents you can find in Disappearing Messages Guide app :

- What is ephemeral messaging?


- Why We Love Ephemeral Messaging

- Best Self-Destructing Messaging Apps In The Market

Find the best ways to message-and-forget on your devices.