Available for iOS and Android, this platform is E2E encrypted, protected by a passcode, and gives users unilateral control over their content. If you’re willing to spend money on your privacy, Disckreet is a messaging app designed to share racy texts and images. It’s worth noting that this doesn’t prevent someone from taking a picture of the screen, but as far as traditional messaging apps go, Signal may be your best option. It’s E2E encrypted, you can have messages disappear a minimum of five seconds after viewing, and secure chats prevent users from taking screenshots. Snapchat uses E2E encryption on photos and videos, but not on messages, and although it lets you know when someone took a screenshot of your photo, it doesn’t prevent them from doing so. This means no Facebook Messenger or Instagram. Choose a secure platformĪnything that doesn’t have end-to-end (E2E) encryption-which protects your content from interception on its way to the recipient, and prevents the company that owns the platform from accessing it-is out of the question. Now it’s time to deliver your sexy pic and rock your partner’s world. Make sure to delete your photos from your camera roll and your trashcan, or move them to a secure folder before turning syncing back on. On iOS, turn off iCloud photos by going to Settings, tapping on your name, choosing iCloud, then Photos, and turning off the toggle switch beside iCloud Photos. Once there, turn off the toggle switch next to Back up & sync. On Android, open the Google Photos app, tap on your avatar (top right) and then on Back up. Sending photos straight from your camera roll to your personal space in the cloud is handy, but it’s a liability when nudes are involved.īefore you take your naked portrait, make sure to turn off syncing between your device and all connected cloud services. Turn of automatic syncing with your cloud services This will erase all metadata from the selected files. At the bottom, click Select All, and then hit OK. At the bottom of the dialog box, click on Remove Properties and Personal Information, and then check the box next to Remove the following properties from this file.
Right-click on one or more files, select Properties, and go to Details. Then, at the bottom of the dialog box, click on Remove Location Info. Under the More info tab (second to the right), choose the GPS tab (third to the right). Open the photo using Preview and hit command + I, or go to Tools and click on Show Inspector, which will show you all the information attached to your file. If you forgot to do this, you can remove location metadata from your picture later using macOS. There, find the camera app and under Allow location access choose Never. On iOS, go to Settings, then Privacy, and select Location services.
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