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Tuta

Firefox has surpassed Chrome in Speedometer: treeherder.mozilla.org/perfher πŸ‘

There are many more reasons than "just privacy" to switch to privacy-first apps! 😍 What apps have your switched to already?

Here are more tips on how to leave Google: tutanota.com/blog/posts/how-to

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lolonurse

@Tutanota
I've preferred Firefox for quite a while, but lately, it crashes an average of once a day (yesterday it was twice!), and despite submitting "reports" about what you were doing, what you had open, etc., it just seems to be happening more & more. I got pissed & opened my Chrome and Edge browsers, but I just don't like them. I like the broken one! WTF is wrong with me?!

Tuta

Authoritarian countries - but also democracies - use surveillance technology from China. This gives us even more reason to fight for privacy! πŸ’ͺ

tutanota.com/blog/chinese-surv

DELETED

@Tutanota Relax! There is a keyboard with built-in encryption/decryption mechanism, totally offline, not server and not app depending. We are waiting anxiously the life changing law by EU πŸ˜‚ πŸοΈπŸ–οΈπŸ§³β›΅

Tuta

Check out the Tutanota fanshop with stickers, shirts, mugs and more! πŸ₯³ Now with free shipping.

tutanotashop.myspreadshop.com
tutanotashop.myspreadshop.de
(Use your country ending to access your local shop!)

Tuta

Guess which Tutanota app is the most secure one!

Check the thread to find out more. 🧡

Anonymous poll

Poll

1. Mobile apps
105
37.9%
2. Desktop clients
73
26.4%
3. Web client
99
35.7%
277 people voted.
Voting ended 21 Jul 2023 at 13:25.
Tuta

Meta - the tech giant from Silicon Valley that is heavily criticized for privacy violations - is finally seeing some real headwind; but not from the EU. The small country of Norway is taking on the tech giant.

Will David be able to bring down Goliath?

tutanota.com/blog/facebook-ins

Tuta

Have your pictures been used to train #AI?

Check now: haveibeentrained.com/

To securely share data, use encryption. #Tutanota is a great option! πŸ˜‰

Tuta

Big Tech can legally store your data in the US again - though it is at risk of mass surveillance there.

This does not affect Tutanota: We store all your data on our own servers here in Germany. Unlike most services, we do not use Big Tech cloud services (like AWS or Google), but have full control over our own infrastructure.

tutanota.com/blog/data-privacy

Time AntiTime + Abstracted

@Tutanota I LOVE Tutanota. It has given me reliable email service for what 13 years? A long time. Eine Ewigkeit...

Red in the North

@Tutanota I feel like no matter how much I #degoogle and #deapple, they’ll still have so much about me.
It’s sick. Freedom my butt.

Tuta

A new update has come to Tutanota! πŸ₯³

You can now:

⚑️ Filter for unread emails
⚑️ Search the Settings
⚑️ Use an improved calendar

Read more: tutanota.com/changelog

Screenshots of the Tutanota client.
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~# Cam :t_blink:

@Tutanota Iβ€˜d like to have a NATIVE iOS app. Or at least an experience that feels kinda native. You can partner up with one of the many e-mail client makers and offer a way to use selected third-party apps for your e-mail service (for paid users only).

Rob White

@Tutanota when will v3.115.2 be available on Google Play?

Tuta

Out of all the companies currently offering private email alternatives to Big Tech, ProtonMail, Tutanota and ZohoMail stand out from the crowd. Let's take a look at what each of them does!
tutanota.com/blog/best-private

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PrivacyFirst

@Tutanota You might've forgot, Tutanota Con:
No OpenPGP support. So if you want to send someone an encrypted email, you somehow have to also send them a password to open said email.

Ward

@Tutanota Greetings, I have a few questions

How is using Proton bridge less secure?

What do you mean by "Not the most advanced encryption protocols" for proton?

jfmblinux :verified:

@Tutanota
"Proton though have secondary offices in the US"

Can you tell us more about the fact that Proton has offices in the United States?

Tuta

Whoohoo, we've just reached 20k followers on our favorite social network! πŸ₯³ 🎊

Thanks to all of you for making this a great experience; hopefully the community will stay as awesome in the years to come! 😍

Screenshot of Tutanota's Mastodon profile
Tuta

Here's a stark reminder that any #backdoor is a #vulnerability:

"China-based hackers used a stolen sign-in key" to hack into US government's #Microsoft email accounts.

That's why we at Tutanota fight for strong encryption - without any backdoor. πŸ”’

edition.cnn.com/2023/07/12/pol

Murray

@Tutanota
I'm sure the US government aren't overly concerned as they don't do anything wrong and therefore have nothing to hide... right?

Network is reliable

@Tutanota Ok, I think I have to describe the problem a bit better.
Even as you say that encryption takes place on device locally, device needs a way to get a public key of recipient. How does device do that? Right! By asking the server! But why the client should trust that it's really original key of recipient and not the replaced one by your server, guys?
Every really secure e2e messenger has a way to verify authenticity of second party. But your application has nothing to solve this.

MaDRuK_KaRTaLı¹⁹⁰³

@Tutanota iyidir hoştur güvenilir:)

@Proton.me de ΓΆnerelim.

😎

Tuta

So the EU thought: Let's try again!

After several data protection agreements between the EU and USA have already failed, they are now venturing another attempt with the Data Privacy Framework. But US surveillance - the underlying problem of the data sharing agreement - has not miraculously dissipated in the meantime.

That's why the new Data Privacy Framework is doomed to fail - and that is a good thing!

Read here why:
tutanota.com/blog/data-privacy

So the EU thought: Let's try again!

After several data protection agreements between the EU and USA have already failed, they are now venturing another attempt with the Data Privacy Framework. But US surveillance - the underlying problem of the data sharing agreement - has not miraculously dissipated in the meantime.

Tuta

AI is supposed to make our lives better. This, however, will not work for emails.

That's why Tutanota will not integrate AI functions in its secure email clients.

Instead we focus on the important part: keeping your private data encrypted.

tutanota.com/blog/no-ai-email

Adam WysokiΕ„ski

@Tutanota That's good. We should follow the KISS principle much more often than we do nowadays.

Tuta

We all dream of a better future.

#Privacy must be part of it! πŸ”’

Meme: The future if folks would start caring about data privacy
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Don't Let Me Fall

@Tutanota and the future if they don't is cyberpunk 2077 or the peripheral.

Mix

@Tutanota Lol where is everyone??? All these utopian images seem to share the common thread of the population plummeting until everyone can have their own big glass house with a moat.

Tuta

Alice shares her three favorite features in Tutanota. πŸ₯°

What are yours?

Why do you ❀️ Tutanota?

invidious.privacydev.net/watch

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Mark_S_Red

@Tutanota
1. fully encrypted mailbox
2. exchange of encrypted emails with non-Tutanota users via encrypted mailboxes (not only single messages as other email providers do)
3. pleasant design πŸ€—

FoxTree

@Tutanota
1. Encryption (All of them)
2. Open Source Mobile APP ( At fdroid)
3. U2F

Lucifer

@Tutanota
The F-Droid app! Not a feature , but definitely what made me choose #Tutanota over Protonmail

Tuta

Google has found another way to monetize your data: The tech giants that earned ~225 billion U.S. dollars in 2022 with posting targeted ads, has updated its privacy policy. Google now says that it will scrape all information on the internet to train its AI systems Google Translate, Bard and Cloud AI. Whether Google is also using private Gmail data for training its AI, remains unknown.

Read more πŸ‘‡
tutanota.com/blog/google-train

Google has found another way to monetize your data: The tech giants that earned ~225 billion U.S. dollars in 2022 with posting targeted ads, has updated its privacy policy. Google now says that it will scrape all information on the internet to train its AI systems Google Translate, Bard and Cloud AI. Whether Google is also using private Gmail data for training its AI, remains unknown.

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Ezlin Rye

@Tutanota

The way to look at this is identical to game trailers & PR visuals. You don't necessarily watch them for what's in them, you watch them for what's NOT in them and for what's NOT said. That's what says the most about the game.

It's the same logic here. If they don't explicitly state that emails and calendars aren't a part of it, or if one hand says that it's not while another says that it is, it's safe to assume that it is included.

Free = you & your life's details is the product.

Boby :mastodon:

@Tutanota

I always routinely log into my tutanota email every 2 or 3 months, but why was my account deleted on charges of not logging in for 6 months.

Please fix the fatal bug in the system ( Last Login Log ) in Tutanota, so that other ( Free Accounts ) don't have the same fate as mine.

Sorry @Tutanota because of this fatal incident I will move to @ProtonMail@m.gretaoto.ca @protonmail

Ronsboy67

@Tutanota Thanks for the heads up. Removed any last shred of doubt about whether I would renew my @protonmail Proton Unlimited account in December

Tuta

We're happy that #Apple has now joined the fight for encryption! πŸ”’

There is no magic key that allows the police to scan all chat messages, emails, and more for harmful content while not risking the security and privacy of everyone. This is technically not possible.

The more agree to this fact, the higher the chances that legislation is altered to protect everybody's privacy.

bbc.com/news/technology-660287

#privacy #security #onlinesafetybill #chatkontrolle

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Andrew Wedlake

@Tutanota Maybe I’m ignorant on the subject, but can’t Apple (and Google for that matter) just scan our content BEFORE it’s encrypted on our device?

Power Of The Negative

@Tutanota Online Safety might much less internet options for UK. #Brexit2

Abhishek Roy, MD, MBA

@Tutanota Hi Team, I have been a long term premium member. I recently received a email which tells me that if I upgrade to Revolutionary or Legend Plans, I will get 50% off ( 2 years for the price of one). Is it a one time affair or is it forever, till I cancel the subscription? Please could you clarify. It will make or break the decision to upgrade or remain on my current Premium plan. Thanks.

Tuta

#Chatcontrol must be stopped! The draft law is facing huge opposition. We applaud πŸ‘ 300 scientists for urging EU policymakers so stop chat control. Let's fight for our right to #privacy! πŸ’ͺπŸ”’

Check why we must stop #Chatkontrolle πŸ‘‡

tutanota.com/blog/chat-control

John K.

@Tutanota Moreover adding official backdoors to our devices and encryption systems will be an open invitation to adversaries especially in the geostrategic conflict the West is involved (mainly against Russia and China).

Tuta

How do you usually access Tutanota❓

Please vote & comment! Thank you. πŸ™πŸ˜Ž

Anonymous poll

Poll

Via desktop clients
89
20.2%
Via mobile apps
248
56.2%
Via webmail
104
23.6%
441 people voted.
Voting ended 5 Jul 2023 at 14:16.
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Reddog

@Tutanota By whatever means is available at any given time.

Tidbit

@Tutanota Have you started to block ProtonVPN? I can't access your website not fetch emails via the mobile app behind several Norwegian servers.
Current IP address: 146.70.170.3

A Soup-season Sergal 🍲

@Tutanota I know this service isn't targeted in any way at that use case, but I'm still dreaming of a Tutanota terminal client. Being able to log in remotely from a shell and check up on things from the command line is a nice thing to be able to do.

Tuta

Quantum computers threaten the backbone of online communication: Encryption we use daily to secure our emails and files.

That's why @Tutanota &
@tibor are taking on the fight "Man vs. Machine".

The goal: Bring quantum-safe encryption to the people! πŸ’ͺ πŸ”’ πŸ‘‡

tutanota.com/blog/pqdrive-proj

Screenshot from Tutanota announcement: Huge computing capacities, as with quantum computers themselves, are not necessary for the project: "We are, so to say, in a fight man versus machine," explains Matthias Pfau, co-founder of Tutanota. "We need the brightest minds to integrate quantum-safe encryption into our cloud solution in such a way that everybody can use it quite easily - while quantum computers cut their teeth on the technology and can't get at the data."
Ezlin Rye

@Tutanota @tibor

it's good to see a group attempting to prevent a problem, rather than reacting after the fact once the damage has already been done. πŸ‘

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