DSTRUX, a self-destructing file-sharing platform, released today a free Android app on the Google Play Store.
The app allows users to maintain control of files or pictures they share, including the parties that receive the item and the length of viewing receivers have. Items sent on the DSTRUX platform can’t be forwarded, downloaded, printed, screen captured or altered without permission.
"Most people would know what I mean when I talk about that feeling of regret after sending a file, picture or message that you wish you could take back or destroy," says CEO and Founder of DSTRUX, Nathan Hecht. "DSTRUX is finally that solution. Now, for the first time, users are able to take back and destroy on command that file that they sent to someone and regretted whether it was immediately after sending it or at a later date."
