TextED vs Code

Texting shorthand moves fast. LOL and BRB are easy—but what about the rest? TextED is a simple slang and abbreviation translator that puts 1,300+ definitions at your fingertips. Type a term, tap Translate, and get plain English in seconds. PERFECT FOR: • Parents who want to understand what kids are saying online • Anyone decoding texts, group chats, and social posts • Quick lookups without searching the web FEATURES: • 1,300+ slang and text abbreviations • Clean, easy-to-use interface • Fast, offline dictionary lookups • Completely ad-free Whether you’re trying to figure out a confusing message or just staying current with how people text today, TextED helps you understand the conversation—quickly and clearly. TextED 2.0 brings a refreshed design and a smoother experience built for iOS 16 and later.

This App is all about privacy in sending messages by coding it. How to code and send your messages: ================================== In the launch screen you get two choices either the Blue Button "Code a Message" Or the Yellow Button "Decode a Message". If you click on the Blue "Code a Message" you will get a blank text box and you will be asked To "click in the red box to type". After you type your message you need to click on the blue button "Code it" to code your message. That will take you to another screen with 3 different format for your message, you then click on the "send my message" to send it. A sheet will be presented to you asking you to enter a phone number, and you need to Select the format for the message (text, numbers, or symbols). How to Decode the received messages: =================================== On the launching screen if you click on the yellow button "decode a Message" you are going to get a screen with 2 text boxes one to paste your message if it's in Symbols or Numbers format and the other text box is going to display the message in Text format when you click on the Decode the message button.