Encryption guarantees privacy. 🔒
Check here how private email services compare to #Gmail 👇
And read this comparison for all the details: tuta.com/blog/protonmail-vs-gm…
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Encryption guarantees privacy. 🔒
Check here how private email services compare to #Gmail 👇
And read this comparison for all the details: tuta.com/blog/protonmail-vs-gm…
BoxingPreacher
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in reply to Tuta • • •As a #TutaMail user, and a happy one, I have to say - I personally think the Quantum-safe Encryption claim is B.S.
Researchers are still in the process of attempting to develop and use fully functional Quantum computers and not even close to certain about how they work. How can you make this claim?
Same goes for #simplex , @simplex
Tuta
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in reply to 賢進ジェンナ • • •blarn
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in reply to blarn • • •@1cool-cat Yeah... @Tutanota and I had a discussion about it. They seemed to apologise for their miscommunication, though their website still makes the same erroneous claim.
I should've never drug @simplex into this, because they don't make the same misleading claims, but as I saId in the thread - I wanted to make sure that everyone was being careful about how truthfully they marketed.
No safety is 100%, but "safe" implies some real world testing, which is not possible, yet.
Tuta
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in reply to Tuta • • •Add to you a red cross for ergonomics and functionality.
These points never appear on your comparisons. But Gmail and ProtonMail are way ahead of the game and several people I converted to Tuta no longer use it because of this. And so, in the end, I send almost no encrypted e-mail.