1. A non-transitory computer readable storage medium for providing a fused image using a first hands free computing device, wherein the first hands free computing device comprises one or more processors, one or more head movement measuring components, a screen, a camera, a microphone, and memory storing one or more programs for execution by the one or more processors, and the one or more programs collectively comprise instructions for: responsive to sensing an instruction by a user: capturing an image using the camera; and displaying the image on the screen; while displaying the image on the screen, receiving, using the microphone, an audible catch phrase provided by the user; in response to receiving the audible catch phrase provided by the user: converting the audible catch phrase to a text phrase; and displaying the text phrase superimposed on the image on the screen thereby displaying a fused image; obtaining an identification, from the user, of one or more remote recipients of the fused image, wherein the obtaining makes use of one or more predetermined head movements by the user that are sensed via the one or more head movement measuring components; formatting the text phrase for scrambled display in accordance with a level of complexity associated with each recipient in the one or more remote recipients; obtaining a confirmation by the user that the text phrase is correct prior to wirelessly communicating the fused image; in accordance with a confirmation by the user that the text phrase is correct, wirelessly communicating the fused image to a remote destination for distribution to the one or more remote recipients for display on one or more remote devices associated with the one or more remote recipients with the text phrase scrambled; wirelessly collecting recipient feedback regarding the text phrase from a first recipient in the one or more remote recipients, wherein, when the feedback indicates that the first recipient has not determined the text phrase from the scrambled display, communicating a visual hint to the first recipient regarding the text phrase as a modification to the fused image; and when the feedback indicates that the first recipient has determined the text phrase from the scrambled display, increasing a level of complexity associated with the first recipient, and storing the new level of complexity associated with the first recipient for future use.