Burn Note Unveils Self-Destructing Messages

[Guest]

There is a new messaging service that allows users to send, depending on your preference, James Bond style messages.

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[Guest]

"Deleted from the server in a way that can't be recovered"

But not, of course, before the NSA grabs a permanent copy.

 

[Lan]

Of course, the terms of service state that the messages being sent should not be illegal in any way, which would include, hateful, intimidating or harassing messages.

Yeah...because THAT'S enforceable...

 

[amk-aka-Phantom]

Snipping Tool. I'd like to see you make THAT impossible.

 

[math1337]

You can't block screenshots. It's done at the OS level. Hit the buttons on iOS, Android, or a desktop OS, and you have some record. Won't hold up in court or anything, though, because your screenshots can be photoshopped.

 

[Guest]

Just tried Snipping Tool and was able to get a screen shot of the text I sent myself. Just pin snipping tool to the task bar and as soon as you select to see the message hit the snipping tool button and the text comes back even though the website replaced the image with another one

 

[thecolorblue]

Printscreen -

LOL fail hard

 

[thecolorblue]

protip, if you need something to stay a secret...


use nothing digital
do not speak of it if there is a cell phone nearby (even if it is powered off)

 

[Guest]

Try and stop me from using my digital camera hah.

 

[schnitter]

O really? Does it disable my PRINT SCREEN button aswell? Or does it disable Camtasia Studios from screen recording?

 

[rocknrollz]

Print screen won't help with spyglass mode. But capture software is usable, and doubt it if it can be stopped.

 

[Kami3k]

[citation][nom]thecolorblue[/nom]protip, if you need something to stay a secret...use nothing digitaldo not speak of it if there is a cell phone nearby (even if it is powered off)[/citation]

Nutter.

 

[Kami3k]

[citation][nom]RockNRollz[/nom]Print screen won't help with spyglass mode. But capture software is usable, and doubt it if it can be stopped.[/citation]

Take a picture of the monitor. Nothing can stop that.

 

[A Bad Day]

[citation][nom]Kami3k[/nom]Take a picture of the monitor. Nothing can stop that.[/citation]

Then they can accuse you of photoshop, which leads you to nowhere...

 

[Supertrek32]

[citation][nom]math1337[/nom]You can't block screenshots. It's done at the OS level. Hit the buttons on iOS, Android, or a desktop OS, and you have some record. Won't hold up in court or anything, though, because your screenshots can be photoshopped.[/citation]
Nope, but enough screenshots probably give enough reasonable evidence to check their ISP logs. And if they were accessing the site shortly before you received the message, that's pretty good circumstantial evidence, especially if it happened repeatedly.

 

[CaedenV]

Is this 007 Sunday?

 

[dvo]

[citation][nom]RockNRollz[/nom]Print screen won't help with spyglass mode. But capture software is usable, and doubt it if it can be stopped.[/citation]

depends on how short the message is. if its only a word or two and fits in the spyglass you can printscreen it as well. and the default time is 180 seconds, which is plenty of time for someone to take a handful of screenshots to get a longer message put together.

 

[thecolorblue]

[citation][nom]Kami3k[/nom]Nutter.[/citation]
ignorants such as yourself ( aka - the general corporate media consuming population) enable the abuses of govt through your own ignorance.

here is a chance for you to learn something though... your lucky day
http://www.democracynow.org/topics/wiretapping

 

[weierstrass]

Screenshots are very easy to prevent, you just need to render the text like an CRT monitor such that any screenshot can only contain a single pixel or line of the actual image.

 

[john_4]

[citation][nom]Kami3k[/nom]Take a picture of the monitor. Nothing can stop that.[/citation]
Or a screen capture program like the one thats comes with OS X.