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HapPhi, the popular secure messenger with end-to-end encryption and self-destructing messages, has just added a new feature: secret files. A secret file is a special type of file that you can send to other users. Once sent, nobody else will be able to see it — even with all their spying techniques. Even if someone takes screenshots of the receiver’s phone or records the screen during a video call, that image will only show static noise. This way, you can be sure that no one but the intended person will see your secret file. Keep reading to find out more about HapPhi and its new secret files feature!
What is HapPhi?
HapPhi is a secure messenger with self-destructing messages and End-to-End encryption. Its name comes from the word hap, which is a unit of probability. This is the amount you are likely to find the right person to talk to among the entire population. HapPhi is a secure messenger that lets you talk to your friends and loved ones while still protecting your privacy. Its messages disappear after a certain period of time, and they are end-to-end encrypted so nobody can access them. The app lets you create groups with lots of people or send one-on-one messages to your friends. You can also make video calls, send stickers, and set your messages to self-destruct. You can choose how long your messages stay on the recipient’s phone. After a certain period of time, they will disappear.
What are secret files in HapPhi?
Secret files are special types of files that you can send to other HapPhi users. Once sent, nobody else will be able to see it — even with all their spying techniques. Even if someone takes screenshots of the receiver’s phone or records the screen during a video call, that image will only show static noise. This way, you can be sure that no one but the intended person will see your secret file. Secret files are like regular files, except they have an orange dot in the corner to mark them as special. Like other files in HapPhi, secret files are end-to-end encrypted — which means nobody, not even HapPhi, can read what is inside them.
How to use the new feature
First, create a new secret file with the button in the top corner of your screen. Then, name your file and select the type. When the file is ready, send it to the person you want to share it with. Once you send a secret file, you will no longer be able to see it on your phone. The receiver, on the other hand, will be able to open it just like any other file. And as you have probably noticed, secret files have an orange dot in the corner to mark them as special. Secret files can be used for pretty much anything — you can send pictures, videos, or documents of any type.
Why you should use secret files in HapPhi
Secret files are a great way to send sensitive information to people you trust. They are perfect for sending passwords, access codes, or other data you don’t want other people to see. Secret files are also great for sending sensitive images. Maybe you want to send a photo of your new baby, but you don’t want to put that image online for everyone to see. Or maybe you want to send a nude selfie to your significant other, but you don’t want that photo to end up on the internet. Secret files are a secure way to share sensitive information without worrying about it falling into the wrong hands.
Conclusion
HapPhi has just added a new feature: secret files. A secret file is a special type of file that you can send to other users. Once sent, nobody else will be able to see it — even with all their spying techniques. Even if someone takes screenshots of the receiver’s phone or records the screen during a video call, that image will only show static noise. This way, you can be sure that no one but the intended person will see your secret file. Secret files are a secure way to share sensitive information with the people you trust. They are like regular files, except they have an orange dot in the corner to mark them as special. Secret files can be used for pretty much anything — you can send pictures, videos, or documents of any type. If you want to keep your most sensitive information safe from prying eyes, you should use secret files in HapPhi.
