Gliph - Send Anonymous Texts - Private Encrypted Communications

[jetsetter]

Have you ever wanted to text with someone without revealing your phone number?

Gliph is a new iPhone app that lets you send very private messages with someone else.

Download Gliph for iPhone

The app also lets you use a PIN to lock the app so a snooping person can't access your texts.

Gliph works best when you try it with a friend first. It is a great replacement text message tool for iMessage and it works with Android too. Here's a link for android people: https://gli.ph/android.

And some screenshots:




Let me know if you have any questions. Enjoy the app.

[jetsetter]

Hello folks,

I wanted to let you know that we just did a new release of the mobile web version of our app. So you can now run Gliph in any modern web browser, not just using the iPhone or Android apps.

Try out the mobile website
Install Gliph the web App from the Chrome

This version has some updates that aren't in the iPhone app quite yet. Here are some of the updates, (you can read the complete update info in our blog entry.:

• Revised conversation view - We’ve updated the look and feel of the conversation view to use more colorful thought bubbles and provide more friendly date information.
• Updated Gliph View - Gliph View has been updated with some new visual treatments.
• Updated Connection Settings - When you click Edit the facets I Share on the revisedGliph View, you’ll see a visual refresh on the Edit Connections page. Besides some better looking sliders, you’ll now get a visual indicator if you have a public facet that is not shared in the connection.What we found was that even if you share your first name publicly on Gliph, and then chose not to share it with a particular connection--it wasn’t obvious that your contact could see it after all. So, a new red glow appears around an off-switch that actually is ‘on’ because it is set as a public facet.
• Revised Settings Page - The settings page has been slightly re-worked. We now show up front exactly which of your facets are public and which are private. You can then dive deeper to make changes on the Facets and Sharing screen.We found that sometimes we would accidentally toggle one of our Facets publicly. You definitely don’t want to accidentally reveal your phone number, so this change fixes that.We highlight all facets you’ve chosen to share publicly with the same red glow from Connection Settings. This is to further accentuate, “this is public, be careful!” You might also notice that adding new facets is now a more attractive process.

Here are some screen caps:





While this isn't explicitly an update to the iPhone app, I couldn't find a spot in the forums for "web apps." So here ya go.

[jetsetter]

Hello HowardForums Folks!

We announced some big updates to the Gliph iPhone app today, including Cloaked Email. If you haven't already:
Download the updated Gliph iPhone App Here
Try out the mobile website



You can read about Cloaked Email here:

Read Write Web: Use This App to Create Anonymous Disposable Email Addressess
The Unofficial Apple Weblog: Gliph launches new Cloaked Email service that'll hide your real email address from prying eyes.
BostInno: Gliph Launches New Feature to Keep Users' Actual Email Addresses Far Away from Craigslist

We've gotten a lot of requests to include the ability to send SMS messages from Gliph. We're looking at that very hard and appreciate all of the feedback. Enjoy Cloaked Email and please reply or hit us up on twitter at @gli_ph!

[jetsetter]

Hello again HowardForums!

We announced some big updates to the Gliph iPhone app yesterday including secure picture messaging and iPhone 5 support.

Download the updated Gliph iPhone App Here
Try out the mobile website

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Here's a screenshot: