Self-destructing messages are becoming popular now. You can use it if you want to send private messages to your friends, loved ones or even your enemies. If you’re not familiar with it, self-destructing messages are private messages that you send to someone through email or a private link. The message can only be read ONCE and after a short period of time, it will self-destruct and no one can retrieve it. Are you excited to try this cool service?

Create “self-destructing messages” with these sites:

1. Destructing Message

Here’s their own description about their service:

DestructingMessage.com is a free service which enables you to send a self-destructing message to someone. This means, once they read the message they will no longer be able to read it again after the timer has reached zero. This ensures your message is read by no one but the reader and all evidence of the message is erased. Messages are also anonymous unless you add any identifiable information to your message.

2. Privnote

Here’s their own description about their service:

Privnote is a free web based service that allows you to send top secret notes over the internet. It’s fast, easy, and requires no password or user registration at all.

 3. KickNotes

Here’s their own description about their service:

KickNotes is a completely free service used to send and receive self-destructing online messages.

Using KickNotes, you can (for example) compose a message which will delete itself after the first time it’s viewed. You can also compose a message which will delete itself after ten minutes but can be viewed an unlimited number of times within those ten minutes. You can even compose a message which self destructs after ten views or ten minutes (whichever comes first). With KickNotes, you’re in control of your messages!

4. SDMessage

SDMessage lets you send a message that will self-destruct within 60 seconds of viewing.

5. This Message Will Self Destruct

Here’s their own description about their service:

TMWSD is a secure, auto-deleted messaging service. This means two things.

1. We encrypt your message before we store it.
2. The first time the message is retrieved we delete the encrypted content.

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