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Bleep is a New secured messaging service

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Bleep is secured messaging service in which your message are only stored on your phones and never on the cloud. Also the message stored on device are also encrypted. No Personal Info Required. To get started with Bleep, all that is required is choosing a nickname. You can share your Bleep key (under Settings:Profile) wherever you like: forum post, twitter page, etc. And no one will have any of your other details. Optionally, you can verify your email addresses and mobile numbers with Bleep, which will let your friends discover you through Bleep when they open an account. In Your Hands, Instead of the Cloud. Bleep’s logo  represents a folded note – a message passed directly, hand-to-hand. In our implementation, we keep messages and the encryption keys for images stored on your local device, not the cloud. For messages and metadata, there is no server for hackers to target and because you hold the keys, images can’t be leaked to haunt you later. We’ve solved serverless peer-to-...

Work smart rather than working hard

The friends we choose can either break us or make us. Take for instance you involve yourself with friends who are robbers or those who involve themselves in any other form of crime. The possibility of you losing track of your life or even death is very high. I always advise my friends not to remain hooked with people who do not add any meaning to their lives. Instead, choose friends who have a plan. As they say, if you do not have a plan, you plan to fail.  My main reason of writing this article is because of a story I read about Facebook buying Whatsapp. WhatsApp allows people to connect via their cellphone numbers. But instead of racking up texting fees, Whats App sends the actual messages over mobile broadband. That makes Whatsapp particularly cost effective for communicating with people overseas as compared to sending a text message.  Have you ever sat down to think of the founder of Whats App? May be just like me its a no until yesterday when I read the news online, t...