Hillary was Hacked, but You Can Protect Yourself

The news is full of stories of hacking, deleted emails and how to recover those long lost messages. While most of us never have to worry about the a foreign government, or any government wanting to see to our messages. We should all take simple measures to protect our privacy.  A simple slip of the "Send" button can cause a lot of embarrassment.  The last year and a half I have been working on a new type of messaging platform that would of save a lot of headaches for many politicians lately.

Biggest threat to our Privacy:  While the media focuses on the potential for the government to invade our privacy, the real threat comes from what happens to our messages in our recipient’s hands.  Personal and business relationships are constantly evolving and situations arise where you need to revoke the rights to information you have shared.  DatChat eliminates sender regret, and can protects your privacy when you need it the most.

Complete Message Control:  Patent pending technology allows a sender to set a message to last forever, or automatically self-destruct after a certain number of views.  At any time a sender can wipe texts off a recipient’s phone or give the recipient more time to view the message.

“Nuke” a Conversation:  Users can even opt to Nuke messages, which erases both sides of the conversation on both the sender and recipient’s devices.

Encryption: All DatChat messages are encrypted with AES256 for the message, and RSA for the key to ensure your messages are only seen by you and your intended recipients.  Each message is individually encrypted for the recipient and cannot be forwarded or saved.  Additionally, all messages are sent and received via a SSL connection and can never be viewed by DatChat under any circumstance.

Screenshot Protection: DatChat’s Patent Pending   protection mode makes it nearly impossible to screenshot a secret picture or message.  Also, the sender receives notifications when someone attempts to screenshot protected or regular self-destructing messages.

You can download DatChat for Free on the iTunes app Store

The best part of DatChat is that you are always in control.  Who knows before hand if they are going to have sender regret.

Stay Safe

Darin Myman