(I used Google translate to some quotes might not be 100% correct) > "We therefore had to start developing the monitoring function" Ouch, pretty hard to recom

(I used Google translate to some quotes might not be 100% correct) > "We therefore had to start developing the monitoring function" Ouch, pretty hard to recommend a service that has admitted to building tools for LE. > This should not change anything for other users; their emails should continue to be encrypted by default. Nevertheless, Tutanota sees a one-time bypassing of encryption as a data protection and security risk for all customers. > As Tutanota emphasized, the surveillance measure only affects newly incoming unencrypted e-mails. The company cannot decrypt already encrypted data or end-to-end encrypted e-mails in Tutanota. It's a bit unclear here if it only means plaintext, incoming emails are effected while in transit or if all new plaintext emails are/could be saved without encryption.