YouThisMe (‘UTM’ owned by UThisMe, LLC) provides privacy in text messages, emails, sharing of photos and video, and in postings to social media like Twitter and Facebook. The ease with which all of these communications can be copied, re-transmitted or compromised pose significant challenges to everyone’s privacy and security. Complete privacy requires encryption. Present methods make this cumbersome. And, the encrypted message itself signals that the communicating parties are engaged in secret communication. This attracts attention from hackers and others. The encrypted messages can be placed under surveillance. Privacy becomes a sham, until now. Using a patent pending technology, UTM converts messages and images into a new kind of text message, called UTM messages. These appear to be every day messages. However, only the intended recipient(s) can decode the message. It’s impossible to hack UTM messages back to the original. A UTM message has no content that reveals the original message. As well, UTM messages draw no attention: they look and feel like the normal, casual mundane communications that fill the Internet. UTM makes privacy on the Web easy. YouThisMe® is a registered trademark of UThisMe, LLC.