Tutanota

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by Tutanota 8mo ago
Hey, Tuta Team here. If you're looking for one with unlimited addresses for a custom domain, check out Tuta Mail: https://tuta.com
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by Tutanota 1y ago
Hi, Tuta Team here, we came across this and wanted to jump in. The facts are correct - thanks for explaining it the way it actually was. We explain in more detail here why this case highlights the need for *end-to-end encryption* and why we
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by Tutanota 1y ago
Here's a better one: Breaking: Gmail starts using the whitelabel version of Tuta Mail so that 2.5 billion users will get automatic encryption. https://mastodon.social/@Tutanota/114262092716832489
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by Tutanota 2y ago
Hi there, Tuta Team here. This is not correct, the price for Tuta Revolutionary is €3/mth with 20 GB of storage and 15 aliases - plus unlimited aliases when using your own domain. It's a very good deal.
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by Tutanota 2y ago
Hey there, Tuta team here. We are aware of this issue and we are working on key verification as we speak. The release is scheduled for the coming month.
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by Tutanota 2y ago
Actually, we did not get notified, but we did see this message - so thanks! We have now fixed the issue and the fix will go live in the next days. Matthias, co-founder of Tuta Mail
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by Tutanota 2y ago
Tuta | Hannover/Munich, Germany | ONSITE | https://tuta.com/ Tuta is an encrypted email provider based in Germany. We focus on building privacy and security oriented apps for communication and productivity. We are curr
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by Tutanota 2y ago
Hi there, it is possible to export all emails from your Tuta account and store them locally or load them into another email client by using our export function: https://tuta.com/support/#generalMail
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by Tutanota 3y ago
Our core development team are trained to work in applied cryptography and we work directly with the University of Wuppertal cryptographers for cryptanalysis and testing. To secure our customer's emails we do not only rely on the new po
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by Tutanota 3y ago
As all post-quantum crypto is relatively new there is still the risk of it being broken in the future. This is why we combine the new algorithms with classical ones in an hybrid approach so that the encryption stays at least as secure as it
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Show HN: TutaCrypt, post-quantum encryption protocols for securing emails [pdf](tuta.com)
15 points by Tutanota 3y ago|8 comments
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by Tutanota 3y ago
Hey, we only just saw this now: Emails run through a filter before being pushed to your mailbox and encrypted there. So we can see spam emails, but with Tuta Mail you can also send end-to-end encrypted emails of which we see nothing. Plus,
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by Tutanota 3y ago
The Proton post by OP was a rebuttal against our blog post on "The Illusion Of "Swiss Privacy" Being The Best": https://tuta.com/blog/swiss-privacy-is-an-illusion The original version of this blog p
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by Tutanota 3y ago
The Proton post by OP was a rebuttal against our blog post on "The Illusion Of "Swiss Privacy" Being The Best": https://tuta.com/blog/swiss-privacy-is-an-illusion The original version of this blog p
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by Tutanota 3y ago
Tutanota team here, we saw this post and need to share our view as well: We apologized on Reddit that this post was perceived as an attack on ProtonMail. This was not our intention, but we do see now that the original blog post could be rea
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by Tutanota 3y ago
Tutanota team here, we saw this post so need to set some things right: This is not a vulnerability in Tuta. We have built Tuta with multiple layers of protection for our users. We currently use TLS and DANE to protect authentication and dat
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by Tutanota 3y ago
Agreed, should have phrased this more carefully!
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by Tutanota 3y ago
Absolutely right, and for that reason most tech-savvy people will still not trust Meta with their data. But that they start encrypting end-to-end is a good thing, regardless.
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by Tutanota 3y ago
Good for Meta and their user base! It's great to see Big Tech follow suit. We've been doing this for a decade already as only end-to-end encryption can truly protect data. Plus, it's going to help with fighting bills like the
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by Tutanota 3y ago
That's why we at Tuta do not send any information with the push on Apple and have built our own push notification for Android (we'd never use Google Push): https://tuta.com/blog/posts/open-source-email-fd
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by Tutanota 3y ago
Hi arran-nz, we plan to add batch-export in the near future. This how-to on how to export from the desktop clients will already help: https://tuta.com/support#generalMail We also plan to re-build the search, as results on t
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by Tutanota 3y ago
That's nice, well done!
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by Tutanota 3y ago
Or here: https://tuta.com/protonmail About your comparison: Why exactly do you believe Switzerland is better in terms of data protection than Germany? Do you not need to share data with the US as well upon request? The good
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by Tutanota 3y ago
Key verification is an important part and we are working towards the goal to enable easy authentication. However, we are not happy how manual key verification works with Signal nor how it is implemented with GPG (Web of Trust). Most (at lea
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by Tutanota 3y ago
There's no exact ETA as we haven't decided whether to do import or improvement of search first. Regardless, it is one of the next to-dos on our list. You can track our roadmap here (we're going to update it soon): https:&#x2
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by Tutanota 3y ago
Thanks for your feedback. We're planning to re-do the search implementation completely as it needs a major overhaul to quickly search larger mailboxes. We're constantly improving the service, for instance we've just added unl
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by Tutanota 3y ago
Not for storing the data, no, but public-key cryptography is needed for sharing encrypted files.
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by Tutanota 3y ago
Congrats to Signal, this is a great step! At Tutanota we also use the Signal protocol to build post-quantum secure encryption for email and drive: https://tutanota.com/blog/pqdrive-project Post-quantum secure encryptio
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by Tutanota 3y ago
We are already working on import and are making nice progress: https://twitter.com/TutanotaTeam/status/1651944687488446467 However, there's a lot work left to be done as we do not want to simply dump all the
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by Tutanota 3y ago
By now you can bulk export entire folders with an even easier multi-select function: https://tutanota.com/faq#generalMail I hope this helps!

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