Quite a while ago, VaporStream launched its latest platform to support confidential messaging. This platform was designed to promote a highly secure channel for electronic communication, after seeing to the rising privacy concerns in the World Wide Web.

Think of sending someone an email, which is totally encrypted and reads as per the end user’s preferences. For instance, a typical VaporStream email is read at a user convenience, which prevents him or her from saving, copying, forwarding, editing or doing anything to the message. As soon as the message window is closed, it’s gone forever. Hence, serving the secrecy based purposed that it was meant to carry out.

This technology appears to vaporize the messages, and is being deemed fit for use by sensitive government departments. Company’s board of directors can also avail VaporStream services to keep their internal matters “internal”. 

The latest package that’s available, costs something around $7 per month. It’s a small price to ask, considering the degree and nature of the required job. The CEO of VaporStream – Jack Hembrough said, “Sometimes executives are in a situation where they can’t have a private talk. They have sensitive information they need to communicate immediately, yet realize that e-mail can end up in the wrong hands.”