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🚨Best News of the Year: We've stopped a backdoor law in France

Encryption backdoors must never be allowed. We at Tuta will continue to fight against mass surveillance! ✊

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Comic:  Person: I JUST DON'T SEE WHY THE GOVERNMENT NEEDS A BACKDOOR TO ALL SOFTWARE. Judge: YOU MAKE IT SOUND SO SORDID. Judge: CONSIDER THIS: YOU'RE WEARING CLOTHES. THAT'S FINE, BUT HOW DO WE KNOW YOU'RE NOT HIDING SOMETHING IN THERE. WE DON'T WANT YOU TO GO WITHOUT CLOTHES, SO WE OFFER A SIMPLE COMPROMISE. Judge: WE MAKE IT SO THAT ALL OF YOUR CLOTHES ARE SEE-THRU ALL THE TIME BUT ONLY FOR A SMALL GROUP OF DISTANT PEOPLE WHOSE IDENTITY AND MOTIVES ARE SECRET TO YOU. Person: THAT ANALOGY JUST MAKES IT SEEM WORSE. Judge: ANALOGY? Source: smbc-comics.com

Let's fight encryption backdoors on Global Encryption Day! | Tuta

61% of all Tuta emails are sent e2e encrypted - a huge success for privacy. But the authorities want to weaken encryption. We must stop them!
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Andreas

sorry to be a bit daft. Is this correct:

All info, including metadata (e.g. whom i sent to, and at what time) is encrypted server side, regardless whether I send internally or extremely. So e.g. in the case of someone succesfully hacking you, or a rogue employee, or a government ask, you cannot see whom I communicate with? Or maybe in the last two cases you can, because you can decrypt serverside?

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