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Not a user yet but if the Tuta team is reading this: >Tuta is so private and secure that not even the Tuta employees can access your messages, additionally the
by bookaway 3y ago
Not a user yet but if the Tuta team is reading this:
>Tuta is so private and secure that not even the Tuta employees can access your messages, additionally the whole mailbox is end-to-end encrypted. This includes the subject line, your contact list and even your Tuta Calendar and Contacts!
1. I'm a bit confused. Some random company sends me unencrypted spam and the subject and/or body contains personal info. Tuta employees are unable to see this?
2. Let's say I want some messages to be treated as spam, I assume Tuta needs the unencrypted version of these message? Would there be a way to strip the personal info in the messages before passing the unencrypted version to the spam filter?
- extraduder_ire 3y agoIf they're running a spam filter on their servers, they would need an unencrypted copy to make decisions on that data. Even if a system existed to filter spam based on encrypted contents without decrypting them, that would allow them to determine the contents of the encrypted message. (see also; Oracle database's data redaction feature) Content-based spam filtering is likely done client-side, and likely less effective than centralized filtration.
- Tutanota 3y agoHey, we only just saw this now: Emails run through a filter before being pushed to your mailbox and encrypted there. So we can see spam emails, but with Tuta Mail you can also send end-to-end encrypted emails of which we see nothing. Plus, if you report emails as spam (e.g. by dragging them to the Spam folder) you are being asked whether you want to give us a copy of the content so that we can improve the spam filter.