Mission Impossible fan rejoice!

Self-destructing emails and text messages (SMS) will be a feature of Internet communication in 2006, according to an article on C|Net news.

Staellium UK already offers disappearing text messages for mobile phone (i.e. cell phone) users in the UK.

But there’s more to come:

“The ability to send a self-destruct message has massive benefits for people from all walks of life, from everyday mobile users, through to celebrities and business people, but this is just the start,” Staellium CEO Carole Barnum said.

The company plans to launch its StealthText service (including self-destructing emails, voice and photo messages) world-wide in Spring next year.

The full article, should you choose to accept it, can be found here.

[Stuart Little action shot from JmanX.com.]

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Tags: cell phone, email, SMS, text messages

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