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If you don't trust the receiver you should not be sending them anything sensitive to begin with. This feature just eliminates the messages in case something ha
by wazanator 8y ago
If you don't trust the receiver you should not be sending them anything sensitive to begin with.
This feature just eliminates the messages in case something happens to the recipent or their device if either become compromised.
Let's say I work IT and user Bob forgot their password again and needs a temporary reset. I can message him his temporary password that expires in 3 minutes so that they can login and set a new one.
- yarrel 8y agoI trust the receiver. I don't trust future bad actors who get hold of the device, including the receiver should they turn.