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Just use a local client, if you do not want to trust Tutanota for delivering the code as published on github. You can use apps (iOS and Android) and even compi
by troublord 10y ago
Just use a local client, if you do not want to trust Tutanota for delivering the code as published on github.
You can use apps (iOS and Android) and even compile and install the client locally if you want to.
There will also be apps for Windows and MacOS in the future.
- x1798DE 10y agoI'm not sure what you mean by a local client. If you are suggesting that even the Tutanova users are decrypting things using browser crypto, that's absurd. I assumed this was all done either with a local client or a browser extension. If you mean that the non Tutanova user should have to install a Tutanova client, I might as well just have them set up PGP. If you mean a local server using the github code, it's a fair enough point - it's more complicated and likely insecure than using PGP, but at least the burden of complexity and security falls on the power user.