Online privacy is becoming increasingly important, which makes sense when we look at attacks and information thefts that have occurred over the past few years. If you're looking for tools to improve your privacy, we recommend that you look at SafeNote, a tool for sending encrypted messages and files that are automatically destroyed as soon as they are read by the recipient.
One of the things that caught my attention about SafeNote is its simple operation. As you can see in the image shown in this article, the interface of the tool is quite intuitive. In particular, we just write our message in the text box, add attachments and click the "Create Note" button to encrypt our message and get the link we should send to the recipient.
As we said, messages are destroyed by default as soon as they are read, so that the recipient can access the message content only once. In addition, SafeNote also allows us to add a manual password that the recipient will need to enter to read the message, and enable receiving notifications to be aware that the message has been read. Not only that, since it is possible to specify an expiration date to destroy the message if it is not accessed at a certain time.
As we said, messages are destroyed by default as soon as they are read, so that the recipient can access the message content only once. In addition, SafeNote also allows us to add a manual password that the recipient will need to enter to read the message, and enable receiving notifications to be aware that the message has been read. Not only that, since it is possible to specify an expiration date to destroy the message if it is not accessed at a certain time.
No doubt it's a site worth keeping in my favorites, because it can be helpful in more than one occasion. If you would like to try it, you can access it from the following link: SafeNote
