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Secure email: Tutanota free encrypted email
- throwawaysea 6y agoHow does this compare to Fast Mail or Proton Mail for general non encrypted use? For example how is the quality of their mobile apps, import/export features, etc?
- jazoom 6y agoIt's pretty basic, but it gets the job done.
- fitz13 6y agoThe Android app's good, and available from F-Droid. And the features are solid. There's definitely room for improvement, but no glaring deficiencies in my experience. To be specific though, their roadmap [1] includes "Import External Mailboxes into TutaNota", and I don't use their desktop client, so I'm not sure what export options are available there. [1]: https://www.tutanota.com/secure-email/ https://www.tutanota.com/secure-email/
- bfrog 6y agoI love my tutanota email, well worth the money. I use it for business only but honestly Id love to ditch gmail for the rest too, tired of the spam
- fitz13 6y agoTutanota is my first e-mail provider since deGoogling. ProtonMail didn't have an integrated Calendar (at that time at least) and was more expensive. Fastmail is Australian which is a non-starter from a privacy perspective. Unironically written from the US. Also, more expensive to use your own domain. Tutanota is €1/mo (billed yearly), lets me use my own domain, has a calendar, and is based in Germany. Since using it, I realized without the Calendar scanning my Inbox and auto-adding flights and trips and birthdays, I don't use it as much. But I also haven't traveled much since March. Definitely worth a look if privacy is a goal, and money is an object.
- nix23 6y agoI have to say, i smiled a bit with protonmail (since I'm swiss), but Tutanota looks interesting and much cheaper/fairer 1GB for free is super nice..to put it mildly....maybe i shutdown my own email server someday.