Top Sexting Apps for NSFW Texting

Full Review: Snapchat is a camera app with a difference, letting you connect with friends and other users from across the globe on your iOS or Android smartphone.

The app has become popular amongst teens who use it to share silly filtered photos. But it has also gained a reputation as a ‘sexting’ app due to the fact that photos, videos and texts shared are deleted after they are viewed by the recipient. And, it lets you know if someone else has screenshotted your nude.

Snapchat lets you customize photos with stickers, face swap with a friend, tap on your face to try on new masks or add silly voices to images and videos. Once you’ve registered using your phone number or email address, it’s quick to get started using the app as it opens straight to the camera screen for easy sharing of photos or videos.

You can chat one-on-one with your friends or share pictures and videos in your story for everyone to see. There’s also the Snap Map where you can add/view photos or view photos from other users in your area or across the globe in real time. The app also supports voice and video calling for up to 15 friends.

The Discover feature lets you see news and content from publications like Cosmopolitan, the New York Times and more!

Full Review: Kaboom is a popular self-destructing message app that’s available for free on iOS and Android. The app allows you to share timed messages and photos that self-destruct after a set amount of time on social networks.

It’s easy to register and create an account with Kaboom. Sending messages, photos and video is simple too as the app creates a shareable link that you can post on almost any social networking site you can think of; including Twitter and Facebook. You can also send the link to friends using WhatsApp, text messages or any other messaging service that allows link sharing.

With Kaboom you have total control over how long your post remains online, which means you can protect your social media image. In a world where your online reputation is important, this app is becoming increasingly popular. Unlike Snapchat, you don’t need to download the app to receive and open messages from a Kaboom user – just click on the link.

When sharing your content you can set it to expire after a set amount of time or a certain number of views. For example, if you’re sharing a naughty image with a special someone, and you want to ensure they won’t send the link to anybody else, just set it to expire after one view!

Another great benefit of this app is that Anchor Free (the developers of the app) claim that content is also deleted from their servers once it expires. So they won’t see your filthy photos meant for those-eyes-only! Again – this is different from other popular services like SnapChat.

Signal is a free-to-use, Open Source messenger app for Android, iOS and desktop. The app allows you to make voice and video calls without long-distance charges. You can also send text and pictures messages, share documents or start a group chat with your friends. Or if you’re feeling a little bit kinky – Signal also works as a flirtatious sexting app!

Signal is renowned as a very secure app for messaging thanks to its end-to-end encryption for messages and calls. There’s also the option to set messages to disappear after a set amount of time. The app developers don’t collect any metadata from users, such as your location or identity, so there are no annoying adverts or pop-ups to deal with while you’re sexting!

The Signal app has a very basic design and clean layout – there are no bells and whistles here, making the app simple to use. Once you’ve downloaded it and set-up using your phone number (which takes a few seconds, depending on your internet download speed), the app will request access to your contacts list. There’s the option to select phone numbers individually if you don’t want to allow the app full access. The app allows you to make Skype-like voice and video calls, with high-quality sound and video, particularly for local calls.

Android users can send messages to friends who don’t have the app installed, although these won’t be secured. Unfortunately for iOS users, they can only share content with other users who also have the app.

Full Review: Wickr is a free messaging app for Android, iOS, Windows, Mac and Linux operating systems. It bills itself as ‘the most secure communication platform’ – but is it really the best option for secure messaging? This top-secret messaging app has been designed for business and personal use. In fact, the app developers claim that it’s used by members of government, world leaders, human rights activities and journalists worldwide for its secure messaging.

The app uses a patented encryption service of peer-to-peer encryption, which ‘forensically wipes’ media and messages from your device after they expire. You also have total control over your messages as they can be set to self-destruct within a few seconds of being read. So despite Wickr being sold as a professional tool – it’s also an ideal platform for sexting! Send your naughty nudes to that lucky person and rest assured your privacy is safe!

Despite its popularity amongst business users and its fun opportunity for sexting, the app has been rather slow to take off for personal use. It’s quick to set up and get started chatting with Wickr. You can use the Friend Finder feature to access your device’s contacts. If one of your contact already has Wickr, you can start chatting immediately, or you have the option to send them an invite if they’re not already using the app.

Lack of widespread use means this app isn’t as popular as some of its competitors, but its easy to use interface and security credentials (it’s been endorsed by Aspect Security) means it’s a great choice if security is your main concern when messaging.

Full Review: Dust bills itself as a personal communication network, with the emphasis on privacy for its users. Available on iOS and Android, this free messenger app ‘dusts’ (erases) your messages when they are read or after 24 hours – you can choose. Messages are not stored on devices or on the app’s servers. They are also heavily encrypted, so they can only be read by the intended recipient. This sounds like the perfect recipe and opportunity for naughtiness!

In addition to these security features, Dust prevents you from taking screenshots of one-on-one chats. Your identity is hidden in these messages and a notification is sent to the other person if a screenshot is taken.

Dust connects to social networks and scans your contacts to find other people you know who are using the app. However, invitations via email or SMS sometimes fail to send and there are currently not that many users.

The app has several additional features including Blast, which lets you share photos, updates or Emoji monkeys. Then there is Discover, where you can follow company accounts like Forbes, or find celebrities using the app to follow. There’s also the Chatters feature where you can connect with and chat to strangers about various topics of interest.

Users have reported issues with email and phone number verification when setting up the app and there have also been some complaints about the level of support available. The app supports English, French and German languages.