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The problem with your reasoning is that the only thing that would make it work (like Facebook or other non-inventive tools) is that it’s what other people also use. No one would use google docs for this. And I don’t think there is any secure way to do this with existing apps
"No one would use google docs for this" he says in response to a thread explaining how me and a friend both used google docs for this and it went great.
But in my version the other person doesn’t know you have anything to say unless the check to see. And anyone can check and will know where to check. And they can only see what you had to say to them, not anyone else. And I didn’t know you used that product now did I.
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