This is a good move, but I think the domain name for Tutanota needs to be simpler still, or at least more English-friendly if they want marketshare in the anglo

This is a good move, but I think the domain name for Tutanota needs to be simpler still, or at least more English-friendly if they want marketshare in the anglosphere. I used Tutanota for a bit. Great product,all around better than protonmail from technical and usability standpoint, but I stopped using it. Why? You don't realize how often you give out your email over the phone or to someone verbally. "Tutanota" is simply way too easy to screw up. Tootanota? Tutanoda? two-ta-what??? Even when there wasn't a struggle passing this along to someone, I'd always be worried that they wrote it down incorrectly. I know I could get my own domain, but still, the default email should offer a domain that's easy to spell (e.g. proton.me).