With its unique open source technology Tutanota fights for privacy and freedom of speech online, allowing everybody including NGOs, journalists and activists to send encrypted emails on desktop and mobile. Tutanota launched in 2011 (not long before Edward Snowden began leaking information), and is based in Hanover, Germany. Whitelabel and Secure Connect are supported in paid plans for an additional fee.The ability to send encrypted emails to non-Tutanota users.Premium accounts with a range of additional benefits, including a Whitelabel (brandable) Business account.Android and iOS mobile apps, with Google-free access to Android app through F-Droid.Web app and desktop apps for Windows, Mac OS, and Linux.

Anonymous signup process does not require you to give them a phone number or other personally identifiable information.This is a noteworthy difference from some other secure email services, as we discussed in the ProtonMail review.Īdditional interesting features of Tutanota include: Because it does not use PGP encryption, Tutanota also encrypts the subject line of messages. All data is encrypted at rest and only decrypted in your browser or email client. Tutanota uses industry-standard end-to-end encryption algorithms for email and other user data. Only accepts credit card or PayPal no cryptocurrency payments.Can be affected by EU’s schizophrenic stance on encryption.Currently no way to import existing emails.

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