Apparently the iPhone has created an app to help people in their "cheating" on their significant others endeavors. What this app does is set a time limit on how long the message can stay in the receivers phone before it erases. This is so the "other" can't store it and use it for incriminating evidence...wow. Technology these days...
What really defines the "other"? IMO, if you have been cheated on while thinking you're in a serious relationship with a guy(I'll just use guys for my example), then you and whoever else he is with are both the "others". So all that "main chick, main squeeze, main girl, wifey" or whatever else you want to call it is irrelevant. 9 times out of ten the accused cheater is telling all parties involved the same things. Anyway, I digress...
I'm still a little speechless about this app. Yet, at the same time it doesn't surprise me. Everyday society becomes more accepting of things that were once taboo. If a person really wants to step outside their relationship they will do it with or without the TigerText app. I'm just curious to know how many people have really downloaded it and if it really works.
Always remember what's done in the dark eventually comes to light...sooner or later, no matter how you try to hide it.
click the link to read more about the app http://www.time.com/time/business/article/0,8599,1968233,00.html
No comments:
Post a Comment