Note: This feature is only applicable on iOS 10 and 2 machines must have the same application installed in order to use it.
Here I would like to guide you to send self-destructing messages on iMessage iOS 10:
Step 1: Click the iMessage app .
Step 2: Select the App Store icon from the message .
Step 3: Click on the plus icon to enter the App Store .
Step 4: Download Confide application to your device.
Step 5: When you want to send a message, click on the App Store icon, you will see Confide application displayed, click on.
Step 6: There are 2 modes to choose to send text messages or images you choose characters.
Step 7: Type the message and select Continue to send.
Outgoing messages will show up as bricks, recipients only need to touch the message and swipe to view the content.
Once read, the message will disappear permanently and the message Cannot Read Message appears.
So we have successfully sent self-destructing messages on iMessage iOS 10. Wish you success.
See more:
>>> Official iOS 10 upgrade for iPhone, iPad not receiving notifications
>>> Instructions to activate iMessage on iPhone
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