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DEFINITION: Self-destructing email is electronic mail that vanishes or becomes unreadable after a certain length of time or upon the request of the sender. Although self-destructing email technologies has existed for years, none has been very effective. Several new programs are said to offer better performance
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Posted: 07 Aug 2008 | Published: 01 Aug 2008
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EMAIL SECURITY SERVICES DEFINITION (continued): … as well as email security and privacy enhancements. There are two main types of self-destructing email. The first type, also known as retractable email, allows the sender to cancel or void a transmitted message as long as it has not yet been read by the intended recipient. The second type of self-destructing email theoretically disappears from the Internet altogether after a certain length of time has passed. The key word here is "theoretically" because if the recipient …
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