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New anti-encryption bill worse than EARN IT. Act now to stop both.

US authorities have long waged a war against encryption. Now the so-called crypto wars have reached another devastating height with the introduction of the Lawful Access to Encrypted Data Act by Senators Graham, Blackburn, and Cotton. This bill is worse than the previously introduced EARN IT bill. As a secure email provider focusing on protecting everyone's right to privacy, we strongly oppose this law. Act now to stop EARN IT and the Lawful Access to Encrypted Data Act.
New anti-encryption bill worse than EARN IT. Act now to stop both.
2020-06-30

German court stops Facebook's data collection mania.

Facebook just lost an appeal in a case stating that the social media giant violated antitrust laws. The Federal Court of Justice in Germany confirmed a prohibition order by the German Cartel Office that leads to strict regulations and ultimately stops the unlimited data collection of Facebook.
German court stops Facebook's data collection mania.
2020-06-24

Tutanota is no longer using the term Blacklist.

The Tutanota email client has never used any racially insensitive terms such as blacklist. However, in solidarity with the Black Lives Matter movement, we have now revised our FAQ and How-to to replace some phrases with neutral descriptions.
Tutanota is no longer using the term Blacklist.
2020-06-22

Why email privacy matters.

When email was invented decades ago, no one took privacy concerns into consideration. Email became the main tool for private and business communication. For many, email became the replacement of letters. Yet, email privacy lags far behind the privacy of a letter. While this issue was neglected at first, today everyone understands that an email is as private as a postcard. Now is the time to act upon this knowledge.
Why email privacy matters.
2020-06-17

Encryption for all emails: Tutanota uses DNSSEC, DMARC, DKIM, MTA-STS, TLS & PFS for maximum security

Tutanota is the most secure email service you can get: On top of its automatic end-to-end encryption, it uses DNSSEC, DMARC, DKIM, MTA-STS, PFS & TLS to secure your Tutanota emails to the maximum.
Encryption for all emails: Tutanota uses DNSSEC, DMARC, DKIM, MTA-STS, TLS & PFS for maximum security
2020-06-10 / First published: 2019-9-19

New lawsuit against Google sparks discussion on privacy protection rights.

Internet users in the USA accuse Google of spying on their surfing habits - even when browsing the web in 'private mode'. Now they want to fight for damages with a $5 billion lawsuit.
New lawsuit against Google sparks discussion on privacy protection rights.
2020-06-03

Kids need encryption in today's internet.

Parents that use the internet act like small children when playing 'Hide and Seek': Toddlers just cover their eyes when hiding, thinking if they can't see themselves, no one else can see them either. That's how parents handle their kids' data: When they store events and pictures on online servers, they keep telling themselves that only they can access the data. It is, after all, protected with a password.
Kids need encryption in today's internet.
2020-05-26

L3S of Leibniz University and Tutanota launch research project to secure emails against quantum computer attacks.

We are happy to announce that we are working together with the L3S Research Institute of the Leibniz University of Hanover on PQmail - a research project with the goal to implement quantum computer resistant cryptography available for everyone in Tutanota.
L3S of Leibniz University and Tutanota launch research project to secure emails against quantum computer attacks.
2020-05-20

Privacy win: Surveillance of German BND is unconstitutional.

Since the Snowden leaks in 2013 everybody knows that secret services around the world are monitoring online traffic. The German BND is no different. However, in Germany privacy rights are strictly protected by the German constitution. Now, the Federal Constitutional Court has ruled that the surveillance by the BND is unconstitutional and must change. A win for privacy - and another reminder that only end-to-end encryption can protect our data.
Privacy win: Surveillance of German BND is unconstitutional.
2020-05-19

Encrypted Birthdays

At Tutanota we always try to encrypt as much of your data as possible. Unfortunately, we made a mistake which led to unencrypted storing of birthdays of your contacts. This has happened for the birthdays of contacts which have been created or edited after June 2018. Please note that this bug only affected the birthdays of your contacts. All other attributes of your contacts (name, email address, etc.) have been and will always be stored end-to-end encrypted.
Encrypted Birthdays
2020-05-13
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