Digify lets you share files privately and self-destructably

posted by Luis D. / Aug 04, 2014, 8:01 AM

Digify lets you share files privately and self-destructably

Developer: Digify Inc	Download: Android, iOS
Genre: Productivity	Price: Free

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For times where you want to share files privately and exercise control over the entire process - including the duration in which they will be up for viewing and using by their recipient - try Digify.

Digify lets you do all that with a clean and unobstructed interface that looks like an actual app, and not like something designed for use within the CIA.

With it, file sharing is a view-only, self-destructing affair. The app integrates with Dropbox to control the files you upload to the cloud, and features advanced copy protection akin to an automatic NDA.

Shared files can't be forwarded, downloaded, or copied by their recipient. There's even protection against screen-copy attempts.

Shared files destroy themselves after a time limit between one minute to one month, and in the meantime, you have the ability to un-share them at any moment.

For the time being, Digify is a free app, and its developers are on the lookout for feature requests and bug reports, so if you are interested, now is the right time to jump in and contribute to it becoming an even better experience.

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6 Comments

1. itsdeepak4u2000

Posts: 3718; Member since: Nov 03, 2012

"protection against screen-copy attempts" hmmm sounds interesting.

posted on Aug 04, 2014, 8:14 AM 0

4. Droid_X_Doug

Posts: 5993; Member since: Dec 22, 2010

That is the really interesting part. I am wondering how they managed to disable the screen capture function?

posted on Aug 04, 2014, 9:20 AM 0

2. Scott93274

Posts: 6032; Member since: Aug 06, 2013

Sounds pretty cool, though I have no need for it really.

posted on Aug 04, 2014, 8:23 AM 0

3. cezarepc

Posts: 718; Member since: Nov 23, 2012

Yeah really interesting. Would be good for presentations where you need to send out files but don't want the clients to get a hold of it for too long.

posted on Aug 04, 2014, 8:24 AM 0

5. AfterShock

Posts: 4146; Member since: Nov 02, 2012

Spooky, you get data on file usage by end users? So you have basically a small Trojan.

posted on Aug 04, 2014, 10:12 AM 0

6. LorvisLynn

Posts: 7; Member since: Oct 09, 2016

Thanks for sharing. I use LEO Privacy. It is a super protection app. Many things used to be hidden and this app makes it so easier. So nobody asks for the hidden things. Its only one secret who can know only by me on my mobile.