Send an e-mail without the WikiLeaks worries  With the concern
that WikiLeaks may be preparing to expose Bank of America’s
secrets, the concept of electronic communication without a paper
trail seems particularly appealing.  VaporStream’s e-mail-like
electronic conversation software offers a record-free way to
discuss confidential matters.  VaporStream’s messages aren’t
stored or documented and can’t be saved, printed or forwarded to
others.  The header and body are composed separately and
streamed to a temporary storage site, leaving no record of the
message on the sender’s computer. The recipient clicks on the
header to open the message, and once that window’s closed, it’s
gone forever. Users should thus be careful not to close a
message before they’ve fully absorbed its contents.  Even if
someone takes a screen shot of a message, it’s separated from
the header, so there’s no way to identify the sender or
recipient.  Both parties have to use VaporStream to communicate
that way, which may take some time to e