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It's #GlobalEncryptionDay!

Time to remind everyone that a backdoor "for the good guys only" is simply not possible.

By demanding encryption backdoors, politicians are not asking us to choose between security and privacy. They are asking us to choose no security. 👇

https://tutanota.com/blog/posts/why-a-backdoor-is-a-security-risk

This entry was edited (6 months ago)
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So true!
Let's continue to fight for both! ✊
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nobody can keep a secret anymore. The whole world knows George Costanza ATM pin number.
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also the simple question remains: “good guy according to whom?”
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Call me pedantic but this symbolically states that only Apple and FBI will be able to use that back door.
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decided to not create Alt-Texts … I decided therefore to not Boost @Tutanota's Post.
@Tuta
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Yes, thank you for sharing this! I rely on your email service and greatly appreciate your privacy and security.
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but they seem too large to fit through the door!
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@grinnerface Definitely, thanks for sharing. We did not have the original, will use this one from now on!
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“It’s not that I have anything to hide. It’s just that I dont trust your intentions/opsec with my data”
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you simply can't but controlled selective access into math. It's as simple as that.
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@shawnhooper People believe they are the hero of their own story. So they believe they can solve problems, if only they had access to the data. However, this kind of power is easy to abuse. Instead people need to consider “what if my enemy had this power over me?” Would they still believe it’s a good idea? i think not. This applies equally well to software as well as the law. The best thing we could do to protect everyone is build strong encryption into everything
#security #Software
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I am pretty sure that Rupe, Zuck and Elon are the “Etc.”
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Why no make everyone hand in a copy of the house keys to the Police, so they can search every house at any time they like for things like drugs and guns. I bet that would be even more effective than getting access to chats.
And since they keys would be held by the good guys, there are not any risks involved, they might even be required to be quiet if they are searching your house when you are asleep.
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here's how people should approach this issue. it's like when we had to use pay phones that we knew the government could listen to whenever they want to, we were smart about it.

assume none of your devices are secure and act accordingly.

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This cartoon is clever, but it presumes the FBI isn't also the hackers (for example FBI agents using surveillance tools to check out prospective dates, family, etc.) and the repressive regime
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Does the Tuta paid tier have pop3 / smtp access? I prefer using pgp instead of e2e apps, and I need to receive some unencrypted mails via Thunderbird.
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@crypto No, sorry. In Tutanota all data is encrypted. We could not promise this if we allowed people to get it to Thunderbird - where it might not be encrypted (depending on your level of knowledge).
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@critical Correct 😂
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Hello, how to restore my tutanota account, I did not see that it completely removed after six month.
But I had trouble with house because of war so did not visit that mail...
Could you please give access at least for month
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Tuta is far ahead of the rest : once you've adopted it, you'll never go back !