?The minute you tell someone that images on your server disappear, everyone jumps to sexting.? Evan Spiegel laughed and leaned back into his chair during his first sitdown interview since his iPhone app Snapchat blew up over the last month. Snapchat?is #12 on the free iOS photo app charts in the U.S. and?just scored some mainstream media attention in The New York Times.? Why? Snapchat is a photo-sharing app that changes privacy norms in a very novel way. The free app allows users to send others photos and control how long receivers can see them. These photos last for up to 10 seconds, before they disappear forever. ?It seems odd that at the beginning of the Internet everyone decided everything should stick around forever,? Spiegel said. ?I think our application makes?communication a lot more human and natural."the voice google play franchise tag lesotho a wrinkle in time benjamin netanyahu storm shelters
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