JMZNov 20
Tuta

Most businesses use #Outlook or Google #Workspace - even doctors and lawyers. Though they should know better!

Today we're comparing Gmail, Outlook, Zoho Mail & Tuta Mail so you don't have to. 🔐✨

If you know any business still not encrypting your data, share this link: https://tuta.com/blog/best-email-for-business

#privacy #digitalsovereignty

Nov 20 at 11:06amWeb
Show threadAdrijusNov 20
@Tutanota still Zoho wins
Show threadTutaNov 20
@adrianvia Depends on who you'd like to trust with your data.
Show threadCookie & OreoNov 20
@Tutanota @adrianvia Actually I was on Zoho for their cheaper prices but the inbox is too convoluted, and getting different addresses and folders to work was also hidden in the settings. My Zoho account is still valid but I was fed up so I moved to tuta, very happy with it. If only I could make it pink 🤔
Show threadTutaNov 20
@biscuitcats @adrianvia Thanks, happy to hear that. We'll discuss your suggestion. :)
Show threadFurryNov 20
@Tutanota 6 euros a year?? Gimme that price
Show threadDigitalDiggerNov 20
@Tutanota If you compare stuffs, compare what is comparable. As much as I hate Microsoft and Google, they are part of a suite. That's why companies select them so you can't just compare Tuta with Outlook and Gmail.
Show threadAngelNov 20
@Tutanota gpg pls
Show threadJustEnoughDucksNov 20
@Tutanota and are emails encrypted when sending to the 99.99% of people or companies that don't use Tuta, without sending a seperate password (that will not be used and instead your mail will be lost when sending mail >99% of companies)?
Show threadTutaNov 20
@justenoughducks Not end-to-end. For this, you need the password - or make them switch to Tuta. ;)
Show threadvepř jako pepřNov 20
@Tutanota eu has its problems and they seem to be not highlighted when they should be. Better than just silicon valley running the world though, but we can do better than a choice between a rock and a hard place
Show threadit’s me daveNov 20
@Tutanota I think the absolute worst is the medical professionals that are using AI scribe during medical and therapy session.
Show threadTutaNov 20
@itsmedave This. It's really bad.
Show threadatro_cityNov 20
@itsmedave 100%. I heard of a university wanting to have on-site AI because people were literally scanning everything with some AI app (google? openai? dunno) and asking for comprehensible summaries to send to their patients. They were using the free version of the apps.
Show threadDon't Let Me FallNov 20

@Tutanota
Again with this #goeuropean crap. Stop it. The region doesn't matter. If anything, the EU and the wider European landscape is becoming like China right now.

Push digital sovereignty without pushing an EU agenda.

It's about global collaboration on free and open source software, allowing for global and cultural standards rather than ones tied to a region/state/company/billionaire.

The EU is literally trying to backdoor encryption right now.

Show threadatro_cityNov 20
@Tutanota I want to like tutanota, but the UI and UX guys... please, hire a designer. The reaction to a proposal to use it at work was "ewww", the second the mailbox loaded. Not a joke. Twas a short meeting.
Show threadLeve VederNov 20
@Tutanota hard to beat them because of them packaging this as a suite which is still way way cheaper for an organization with a whole lot for the same price, hard to argue on that part.
Show threadWilliam B PeckhamNov 20
@Tutanota I don't know about how we're in the world, but in the United States, many businesses are part of a franchise business, and the franchise company tells you what you have to use. It is in us contract. And for some reason, they're more invested in the real estate, image, and profit options and really don't care about your security as the franchisee. They barely care about their own. If we could find a way to appeal to those franchise companies so that they would standardize on more secure solutions, it would be wonderful I have not figured out how to do that, but if we could do that, that would turn a ton of small business to more secure solutions.
Show threadSjardNov 20
@Tutanota €6 monthly, not yearly (according to your website). Where would I get the offer advertised in the post @Tutanota ?
Show threadTutaNov 21
@sjard You're right, the image is wrong. Sorry!
Show threadSjardNov 21
@Tutanota Thanks for clarifying!
Show threadLucas BentleyNov 21
@Tutanota - Most government agencies in U.S. make employees use Microsoft based everything. From Outlook to Teams to even the new 365 CoPilot crap.
Show threadNkululekoNov 21
@Tutanota the Appimage does not work though.
Show threadTutaNov 21
@Nkuger What is your error message?
Show threadNkululekoNov 22
@Tutanota "couldn't connect to server". On Ubuntu/ PopOS , Tumbleweed, just gave up on trying it stuck to mobile app instead.
Show threadTutaNov 22
@Nkuger Thanks for your feedback, but on mobile it works?
Show threadNkululekoNov 22
@Tutanota Yes works fine
Show threadBlue GhostNov 21

@Tutanota
MISLEADING STATEMENT

"...Tuta Mail offers native mobile apps for Android and iPhone, it’s accessible via web browser, and it has free to use native desktop apps available for macOS, Linux, and Windows."

Source: https://tuta.com/blog/best-email-for-business

CLARIFICATION

Tuta does not support native desktop clients.

Tuta desktop clients are based on Google Chromium (Electron).

Source: https://tuta.com/blog/desktop-clients-tutanota

Electron: https://wikipedia.org/wiki/Electron_(software_framework)
Chromium: https://wikipedia.org/wiki/Chromium_(web_browser)

#Tuta #TutaMail #Tutanota

Show threadThiloNov 21

@blueghost @Tutanota

Not sure if that is related to being Electron-based or not, but the Tuta desktop apps also do not feel like native desktop apps because they stuff everything into a single window with modal dialogs. It is impossible to compose two emails at the same time or copy between simultaneously open emails or even look at the inbox while drafting an email.

And this matters more for Tuta than for the others, because for all of those you can use any IMAP client you want.