Messages that self-destruct can enhance online communications,
making people feel free to be spontaneous. For businesses, temporary
messages can create a sense of excitement and an urgency for
consumption or purchase.
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Essential to good
communication is the ability to control what is disclosed.
Unfortunately, we’ve lost much of that control now that every photo,
chat, or status update can be stored in the cloud. Even though we want
to share information, we don’t necessarily want it to stay available
forever.
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So, what if people could make their posts vanish automatically—making
online communication analogous to everyday, verbal conversations that
aren’t recorded for posterity?
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And,
what if you could send a private message intended only for your
colleague, and the message would vanish after she finishes reading it?
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What
if citizens could post messages to inform police about suspicious
objects or activities, with the understanding that their message will
vanish automatically?
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And
maybe a business could advertise temporarily during a certain times of
the day, or during certain weather conditions, or just within certain
zip codes?
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What if the technology is already here? These are the possibilities of AcmeKit Platform, and it’s ready to be deployed.
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