German company claims to have X-Pire identify niche market for these devices. Those who need the worry is that uploaded his personal photos can be misused in the future.
Software that prevents the private kept framed photographs. Sometimes, a photo like that cause a person is denied employment or facing other difficulties. Michael Backes, founder of the X-Pire, claiming the company offers solutions to address those issues.
Before the user display an image, he should do just to "drag" the picture into the program X-Pire. Tool that provides an electronic key to determine the period of installation.
If someone wants to see the photos on the next date, the server checks whether the key has expired. If it has expired, the photo is blocked and can not be displayed.
Backes said the current social networking users have the ability to delete the photos from sites like Facebook, but most do not do it.
"Most users of Facebook, for example, is a passive user, Backes said.
"They continue to put a lot of personal information and almost never back down or forget the password. The software was not designed for people who know the ins and outs of keeping the data itself, such a tool just for ordinary people who want to solve the core problem and not have to worry anymore."
Backes warned that third parties can still view and store photos of the user when they are on legitimate period of time.
"When people put photos online, they can be seen. The software we are not a panacea, not absolute protection," said Backes. The Daily Mail reported X-Pire cost £ 1.67 per month.
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