Abstract: A messaging system may include an account module that maintains user accounts associated with user identifying data that include a first password required to access the user account. The messaging system may receive message data including a message and identification of one or more of the user accounts the message is to be shared. Upon request, the messaging system may issue a second password to one of the user accounts. When the second password is used to access the user account, the user account may revert to an original state wherein all personalized information, including payment information, associated with the user account is deleted and unrecoverable.

Abstract: A messaging system may include an account module that maintains user accounts associated with user identifying data that include a first password required to access the user account. The messaging system may receive message data including a message and identification of one or more of the user accounts the message is to be shared. Upon request, the messaging system may issue a second password to one of the user accounts. When the second password is used to access the user account, the user account may revert to an original state wherein all personalized information, including payment information, associated with the user account is deleted and unrecoverable.

Abstract: A messaging system may include a notification module that generates a cryptic notification of one or more messages available to a first user account from one or more second user accounts. The system may receive user notification preference settings for the first user account via a user interface of an electronic user communication device that predefines the cryptic notification to be generated by the notification module for display by the user communication device when a message is available. The cryptic notification may be cloaked as an event or operation unrelated to notification of an available message.