Delayed messages

[cazwiz]

A few weeks ago I checked my competency in sending a delayed / timed message feature in gmail so I can send a message when I'm ready to cab and not get found for many hours. I wasn't aware at the time that google searches buzzwords and can intercept suicide messages and raise an alarm. What if I were to send an empty message with a title 'please open' and attach a Word file with my message instead? Would google's search cover the attachment too?

 

[Stick]

Damn, I actually didn't realize Google did that either. Maybe you could do that, or you could replace words like "die" with vague ones like "leave" so Google won't detect it. I'm not sure if it can parse the word file too.

 

[Lostandlooking]

Didn't know this either. And I was planning to use Gmail. Maybe just make a letter in photoshop and save it as a jpeg. Pretty sure they would not be able to scan that!

 

[Stick]

Didn't know this either. And I was planning to use Gmail. Maybe just make a letter in photoshop and save it as a jpeg. Pretty sure they would not be able to scan that!

That's a really good idea. Better to be safe than sorry

 

[PJFord]

You could create a new email and use a VPN to send it. In your new email account don't provide any identifying information such as a phone number or current recovery email. A VPN assigns you a generic IP number making it virtually impossible to track you if Google or others scan your email. They may eventually be able to track you, however, given the massive numbers of emails and web traffic, I doubt your email will stand out to such an extent that authorities will drop everything to track you down. Plus, if you send just before you CTB, they likely wouldn't find you in time.

I'm debating sending a future email. I have an uncanny knack of doing things just the opposite, so even if it LOOKS like I set it up right, the email would likely get sent immediately! LOL

 

[Deleted member 17949]

that plan would work fine tbh

 

[nitroautnz]

Im glad i find this post, i didn't know that. Thanks for pointing that out !!