[Surago]

Bear with me as I try to explain this properly.

Is there an app or some iteration of a program that allows one to send a text that can only be opened with a code of some sort?

Say I wanted to send my wife a text but only wanted her to be able to read it she would have to enter a code only she knew to open the text.



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[qbnkelt]

Do you mean Public Key Infrastructure? it is through BES with teh S/MIME support package. I don't remember seeing it for consumers.

[Deathcommand]

He is asking for a messaging app that requires you to enter a password before it is opened.

(or an app that requires a password before the message shows.)

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[qbnkelt]

He is asking for a messaging app that requires you to enter a password before it is opened.

(or an app that requires a password before the message shows.)

(reworded for clearity)

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yup that's available on BES as part of the package I mentioned but I haven't seen it for the consumer market.

[eldricho]

There are some encrypted message apps in BBW, but both users have to have the app installed

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[qbnkelt]

There are some encrypted message apps in BBW, but both users have to have the app installed

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For bb10? have you got some titles?

[Surago]

Yes some titles please. Maybe one that works on cross platforms like android and BlackBerry? Not that it matters too much then wife will get the z30 as soon as att releases it.

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[FF22]

You mean ONLY the wife AND THE NSA!

[Surago]

You mean ONLY the wife AND THE NSA!

The nsa spied on me once. The operatives name was David Berkowitz.

Not sure anything ever came of that though.

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[joshua_sx1]

You mean ONLY the wife AND THE NSA!

This is actually very seldom request... majority would be "the other GF and the NSA"...

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[justs1978]

I use MobileEnigmaII it is available in BBW also for iOS/Mac OSX and Android.

http://appworld.blackberry.com/webst...ntent/27240876

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[oldsoul123]

The Gallifreyan Translator van sort of do that. It's kind of a Dr. Who thing, but it works so long as both people have the same app. You type what you want in the top field, and the app translates it into Gallifreyan, which is a fictional language. You, can then send the image to the other person, and they can read it in their translator.

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[Surago]

Thanks guys! I plan on trying out both the gallifreyen and the mobileenigma app. These look promising.

Thought I'd mention though, the mobileenigma app translated some words I typed then when I deciphered it back it turned it into Chinese letters.

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