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Big String is a company offering "erasable, recallable email". From what I can deduce (since there is no technical information on their site), the body of the message is a reference to an HTML page hosted on their servers. Since this is an external reference, you can change the content of the mail by loggin onto the hosting server and editing your message. I suspect the "deleting" is just wipping out the page to be blank so that the message still exists but contains nothing.
An interesting concept but I would dread doing business with a client who can change what is written in an email at will. "No, if you check the email a sent you last month, I specified this had to be done by the 15th, not the 22nd..."
Big String is a company offering "erasable, recallable email". From what I can deduce (since there is no technical information on their site), the body of the message is a reference to an HTML page hosted on their servers. Since this is an external reference, you can change the content of the mail by loggin onto the hosting server and editing your message. I suspect the "deleting" is just wipping out the page to be blank so that the message still exists but contains nothing.
An interesting concept but I would dread doing business with a client who can change what is written in an email at will. "No, if you check the email a sent you last month, I specified this had to be done by the 15th, not the 22nd..."
