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From Tutanota to Tuta: Unveiling the New Name

Tutanota unveiled its new name Tuta on 7th November, 2023. The company is all set to work on post-quantum secure encryption.

From Tutanota to Tuta: Unveiling the New Name

The name change also reflects Tuta's growing ecosystem: Since starting out as an encrypted email service in March 2014, Tuta has launched the first fully encrypted search tool (December 2017), the first fully encrypted desktop clients for private emails (December 2018), and the first encrypted calendar (July 2019), and from the start, Tuta came with a fully encrypted address book. Now, Tuta plans to increase its range of services by offering an encrypted cloud storage solution - turning Tuta into a private ecosystem that encrypts more data end-to-end than any other online service and lets people share this data easily and securely!

The goal of Tuta is that people can easily store and share their data online without having to worry one little bit about malicious or illegal access to their private data.

The Story of How We Got Hold of Tuta.com

It's 2023, and everyone knows that all short domains are taken. So the story of how we got hold of Tuta.com is quite entertaining, and one of our founders, Arne Möhle, will tell this story:

Fight for Encryption

Beyond software development, Tuta works together with other privacy rights organizations to combat attempts by governments to introduce legislation that aims to weaken encryption, like Chat Control or the Online Safety Bill.

"We believe that every citizen must have access to securely encrypted communication. Only with encryption can we safeguard our private communications against eavesdropping and malicious access. Having private communication is crucial to our free and open democracies. It's for a reason that the right to privacy is enshrined in the German Constitution, a constitution that was written after World War II with censorship and distortion of public opinion of Hitler's suppressive regime fresh in the memories of politicians. It seems about time that some politicians must be reminded of all the benefits that the right to privacy brings to our democracies. They must stop undermining encryption - if they don't, the opponents of democracy will win", explains Möhle.

Aman Gaur
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Aman Gaur
Aman, an IT Engineer, combines tech passion and cinephilia in his roles as a content writer and core marketing professional at MobileAppDaily. He crafts blogs, articles, PR, and devises content marketing strategies.
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