Confide 1.6.0


Confide’s encrypted, ephemeral and screenshot-protected messenger allows you to communicate digitally with the same level of privacy and security as the spoken word. With encrypted messages that self-destruct, Confide gives you the comfort of knowing that your private messages will now truly stay that way. Communicate digitally with the same level of privacy and security as the spoken word. Discuss sensitive topics, brainstorm ideas or give unfiltered opinions without fear of the Internet’s permanent, digital record and with no copies left behind. Confide uses military grade end-to-end encryption to keep your messages safe.

Confide uses military-grade end-to-end encryption to keep your messages safe and to ensure they can only be read by the intended recipients. Messages disappear forever after they are read once, making them as private and secure as the spoken word. Confide keeps your communication safe by protecting your messages from screenshot attempts.

Confide is available for Mac, PC, iPhone, Android and Apple Watch and allows you to stay connected at your desk or on the go. Confide is also translated into 15 languages and is currently being used in over 180 countries worldwide.

Confide Features:

Military Grade Cryptography
Confide utilizes battle tested, military grade cryptography to keep your messages safe and secure. We combine this with a simple and intuitive user experience to provide superior security, with no configuration required.

End-to-End Encryption
All messages between Confide users are end-to-end encrypted. Encryption keys are generated locally on each device and the private key never leaves the device, ensuring that only the intended recipients can read your messages.

Transport Layer Security
All communication goes through Transport Layer Security (TLS), preventing any possible man-in-the-middle attack and providing yet another layer of security, privacy and data integrity.

Ephemeral
Encryption is an important component of confidentiality but it’s not the only one. After a message is decrypted it becomes vulnerable. It can be archived, printed and even forwarded. But Confide messages self-destruct. After they are read once, they are gone. We delete them from our servers and wipe them from the device. No forwarding, no printing, no saving … no nothing.

Screenshot Protected
Screenshots have the potential of making the impermanent permanent. Confide prevents screenshots on most of our platforms. Where prevention is not technically feasible, our patent-pending reading experience ensures that only a sliver of the message is unveiled at a time and that the sender’s name is not visible. We also kick the recipient out of the message and notify the sender that a screenshot has been attempted.

Photos, Documents, Voice & Group Messaging
Send text, photos, documents (Word, PowerPoint, Excel and PDF) and voice messages to individuals or groups. Like text, all photos, documents and voice messages are encrypted, ephemeral and screenshot-protected. Communicate in whatever format you’d like, without leaving a copy behind.


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