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Tutanota is blocked in Russia in an attempt to stop encrypted communication.
2020-02-17

Tutanota is blocked in Russia in an attempt to stop encrypted communication.

Tutanota has been blocked in Russia starting Friday, 14th of February. This follows the blocking of other encrypted email services in Russia to prevent Russian citizens from using secure communication channels online.
Let's celebrate: It's I Love Free Software Day!
2020-02-14

Let's celebrate: It's I Love Free Software Day!

On Valentine's Day we'd like to thank all free software developers who contributed to Tutanota. You are essential for improving Tutanota constantly. Today we are hosting an I Love Free Software Day to show our love for open source software and open source developers.
AT&T is blocking Tutanota. This shows why we must fight for net neutrality.
2020-02-13

AT&T is blocking Tutanota. This shows why we must fight for net neutrality.

In some regions of the USA, AT&T internet users are unable to access Tutanota mailboxes on mobile connections since the end of January. Even though we reached out to AT&T, the issue is still not fixed. This shows why net neutrality is so important for internet users and online services alike.
Quit Gmail for free encrypted email.
2020-02-12 / First published: 2019-05-17

Quit Gmail for free encrypted email.

Gmail is the Goliath among all free email services. But 15 years after its start, it is time to switch to a secure email alternative. Try Tutanota today, the free encrypted email service that keeps your emails secure and private - guaranteed without ads.
Facebook works as it is supposed to work: The real scandal behind all the privacy scandals.
2020-02-07

Facebook works as it is supposed to work: The real scandal behind all the privacy scandals.

Facebook was never known for its great protection of privacy. But since the Cambridge Analytica scandal, there has been one scandal after the other. However, the real scandal behind all these scandals: Facebook simply is not designed to protect your privacy - and it never will be.
The end of press freedom in Brazil? Bolsonaro's case against Glenn Greenwald.
2020-02-04

The end of press freedom in Brazil? Bolsonaro's case against Glenn Greenwald.

The government of Jair Bolsonaro has filed a criminal complaint against journalist Glenn Greenwald after he reported about corruptive activities of this same government. The accusations look like another attempt to crack down on press freedom by authoritarian-like governments. This follows a trend that has been going on for a few years in some democratic countries, the aim: To stop critical reporting against the ruling class.
Secure email provider Tutanota launches free encrypted calendar.
2020-01-31 / First published: 2019-07-08

Secure email provider Tutanota launches free encrypted calendar.

Our encrypted calendar - Tutanota Calendar - has just been added to your secure email client. This new feature brings amazing privacy improvements. With our encryption expertise, we have not only made sure that all data you enter is securely encrypted, we are also encrypting notifications for upcoming events. In contrast to other calendar services, we do not know when you have an appointment, where you have an appointment, or with whom you have an appointment. Basically, we remain completely blind to your daily habits.
No more Google: Tutanota is one of the few services that does not use Google Push.
2020-01-30

No more Google: Tutanota is one of the few services that does not use Google Push.

When we redesigned the Tutanota client back in 2017, we strictly focused on our mission to liberate everyone from being forced to use Google’s services. That’s why we have published our Android app on F-Droid, making it one of the few email apps available without Google’s push notification service. This was a true challenge; so let's explain how in the end we succeeded.
Let's fight surveillance capitalism on Data Privacy Day.
2020-01-28

Let's fight surveillance capitalism on Data Privacy Day.

The statement "I have nothing to hide" is very popular. So is reversing it: Give me your email login, your Facebook login, a copy of your WhatsApp chat. Most people will refuse instantly. But why do they still share their data freely with huge corporations like Google and Facebook? It is time to quit these tracking machines and fight against surveillance capitalism.
A "Clear Name Internet" is a dangerous place: Why anonymity matters.
2020-01-22

A "Clear Name Internet" is a dangerous place: Why anonymity matters.

Social media platforms and oftentimes also politicians want people to use the internet with their real name. The idea: This would prevent criminal activities such as hate speech online. However, the opposite is the truth. Using clear names online opens a massive attack vector for criminals and threatens everybody's security.
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