As if there weren't enough cat photos on Facebook, a new app could be about to flood feeds with even more feline images. Secure chat service Wickr has launched a tool that allows private images to appear as cat pictures to those Facebook friends you'd rather keep in the dark. The new free self-destructing feature, dubbed Wickr Timed Feed (WTF), lets users share photos within a Wickr feed. Secure chat service Wickr has launched a tool that allows private images to appear as cat pictures to those Facebook friends you'd rather keep in the dark. The new self-destructing photo feature, dubbed Wickr Timed Feed (WTF), lets users share photos within a Wickr feed (left)
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Wickr Timed Feed feature lets users share photos within a Wickr feed
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They can also share images with 151 friends on Facebook for 24 hours
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Other friends not on the 'secure list' will instead see a picture of a cat
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Facebook servers never see the real shared pictures, offering no opportunity to save copies, target ads or collect data
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