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    Release Notes 1.8: Custom Folder and Over 15 Languages

    Every day we strive to make Tutanota more usable and let it grow into a full-fledged email service so that you can leave other services that spy on your data behind for good. Today - with the help of our users - we've achieved a big step.

  • Release Notes 1.7

    We were very proud about our Android and iOS app release at the turn of the year. Now we are happy to release an update of Tutanota in general.

  • David Cameron Wants to Turn Off Encryption.

    David Cameron wants to introduce online mass surveillance for all British citizens. However, this would mean outlawing encryption.

  • Get the Encrypted Mail App for Android & iOS

    Following our Android app release in December, we are happy to present the official Tutanota iOS app!

  • Privacy 2.0: We Need Weapons, Not Words

    When we set out to explore the internet we felt like singing “We are young, we run free” from the Supergrass song Alright (1995). Actually back in the 90s we were young, we were free. Unfortunately it turns out we were green as well. Optimistically we explored all the possibilities of the internet and we gained a lot from it: knowledge, friends, fun.

  • DANE: How to install the DANE browser add-ons - updated

    The technology DANE is an SSL extension that makes websites independent of Certificate Authorities and their possibly bogusly issued SSL certificates. As a forerunner in email security, Tutanota was one of the first email services to support DANE.

  • DANE Everywhere: Let’s make the Internet a private place again.

    Tutanota uses DANE (DNS-based Authentification of Named Entities). This technology binds the SSL key information to a domain name (DNS) and protects that binding with DNSSEC. DANE makes Man-in-the-Middle attacks practically impossible.