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Re: Tutanota is now Tuta

#32
I used Tuta for both private and business use for a couple of years.

Switched away because of terrible search experience and lack of SMTP and IMAP access.

Tuta became understandably a walled garden that my other tools couldn't easily work with. This wasted alot of my time.

Nowadays using $normalemailprovider with Thunderbird.

Re: Tutanota is now Tuta

#33

I used Tuta for both private and business use for a couple of years. Switched away because of terrible search experience and lack of SMTP and IMAP access. Tuta became understandably a walled garden that my other tools couldn't easily work with. This wasted alot of my time. Nowadays using $normalemailprovider with Thunderbird.

Can confirm, it is a terrible experience and waste of time.

Re: Tutanota is now Tuta

#37
post #5

https://www.reddit.com/r/tutanota/comments/k3sfs5/comment/ge... With no guarantee of compliance, nor guarantee of a backdoor not being added to this service - it’s hard to put Tuta ahead of any other supposed privacy-first provider. They didn’t pull a TPB and tell the court to get fucked, and exit the country. So it’s hard to assume they’ll ever not comply with a backdoor order. So instead I’ll opt for the one least…

You know that courts exist for a reason, right? I know for a fact that the most infamous ransomware organization at the moment, the one actively targeting hospitals with double extortion and then dumping terabytes of patient data including social security numbers, medical records etc. publicly, used Tutanota at one point to communicate with victims.

This isn't an out of sight out of mind situation, if you ask for bulletproof hosting you will face consequences on way or another and you can't just ignore that in a calculation. Same as you don't ignore the consequences of abuse of political power clearly.

Re: Tutanota is now Tuta

#39
post #16

Earlier quoted context omitted.

now im dying to know what it means

Wrecked, broken, fractured .. if I've got that right (I'm Australian). Not goona .. which was admittedly my first thought for a possible translation.

Yeah, you got it right. We usually use it for anything that can break. Bones, glass, heart, porcelain etc.
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