Sexting is a private thing. Even if it is just for fun, with no plan for a relationship, it is something most people prefer to keep between themselves. Try as we might, that isn\u2019t always possible. There is always a chance someone will see your sext by accident or by intent. There are all sorts of reason a sext should not be seen by other people. Here is a list of reasons you may want to protect your sext messages and some tips how to do it.<\/p>\n
\u2022 If you sext a married person
\n\u2022 If you sext when you are married to someone else
\n\u2022 If you sext your taboo fantasies
\n\u2022 If you sext detrimental or personal information<\/p>\n
No matter why you want to keep your sexts private, there are several ways to lock them down so tight it would be easier to rob a Las Vegas casino. <\/p>\n
The easiest and most obvious way to keep anyone from seeing your sext messages is to lock your cell phone<\/a> so no one can get into it but you. Set up a fingerprint ID, or input a pattern. Some phones can even visually identify you. You just look at the phone and it opens up. This isn\u2019t always the answer in every situation. Often, locking your phone looks suspicious or you have to give access to someone else for some period of time. <\/p>\n Android and iPhones both have apps that will lock down SMS message threads<\/a> and other apps with passcode. It would be different from the phones codes to add another layer of protection. There are many different apps available that will lock SMS messages, apps, videos and photo galleries. Some will simply not open the app. Others will display a fake crash report, or a sarcastic message to potential snoops. They range in price from free to around $30.<\/p>\n If you ever watch any ID Channel of true crime shows, you have heard of a burner phone<\/a>. Murderers and other criminals will purchase a cheap, no-contract cell phone from a place like WalMart (The Best Walmart Burner Phones<\/a>) They use it during the commission of their crimes and then dispose of it. They throw it in a landfill, off into the ocean, over a cliff, or they destroy it by some means. To keep things uber-safe, get a burner phone for all the activities you engage in you don\u2019t want to get out. This also helps to keep your real phone number private and out of the hands of a pissed-off ex-mistress. <\/p>\n There are a bunch of apps out there that do not lock your messages down but disguise them as something else. Who would go snooping into an app that says it\u2019s about golf stats? They display a decoy icon that confuses anyone looking for a messaging app. Some even disguise phone calls and video as well. They usually look like sports or hobby apps. Sometimes they look like games. If anyone else clicks the icon, they must provide a password.Passcode Your SMS Messages To Protect Your Sext<\/h3>\n
Use a Burner Phone To Protect Your Sext<\/h3>\n
Disguise Your Sext Messages<\/h3>\n
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