tutanota.com

tutanota.com (tuta.com) security and privacy is a scum. Don't consider this service if you need an email Hi there! I read an investigation on Bellingcat (an investigative journalism group) about a week ago about a topic that I had been participating in for some time. I decided to contact those journalists to provide them a bit more context but I decided to avoid contacting them from my main accounts straightforwardly. I did some research about what email services are considered as secure and talked to my friend who has used [tuta.com](http://tuta.com) for quite some time as his main email. I decided to try [tuta.com](http://tuta.com) to contact Bellingcat and take a closer look at this service since I'm not too excited with Google and thinking about moving to something else. So about a week ago I created an account on [tuta.com](http://tuta.com) and sent an email to Bellingcat and was checking email once a day. After 2-3 days I started to get the "**Invalid login credentials. Please try again**" error on login with no good reason. I contacted their support (you have to contact it from any other email which is funny for email service by itself). There was no response from their support for 3 days. Today they sent me this message: **It looks like your account was deactivated by our system because the registered pattern was not approved. Unfortunately we cannot make an exception in this case.** There were no warnings, I was waiting for an important email and would never receive it or maybe I received it but I will never be able to read it. >I don't know based on what pattern they deactivated the account. They might have read my email (there was nothing illegal), they could store and analyse my data and that is what they call "privacy" on their promos. While I was waiting for the response I read some reviews where people complained that other email services often mark tuta as spam, they do not have proper responsive support, they clean and block any bad revie

I've asked question about Tuta API support and now it keeps banning all my questions I've foolishly posted the message below on r/tutanota without paying attention to their rules. The AutoModerator now keeps rejecting all my posts telling me "links are not allowed", even if I don't include any link in the post message. The funny, or rather sad, thing is that the links are to their web, they are essential to the meaning of my message. I didn't intend to be mean, just asking genuinely for the API support. Overall, I'm very interested in their product, but unless they show a change of attitude towards owning the data, I can't move there. Could someone re-post it on their sub reddit? Of course with links redacted. I'm still curious what's their answer. The message: =========== Hey u/Tutanota I'm disappointed with the lack of integration with unsecure clients/backups. You state here \`tutanota.com/support/#integration\` that it's fine to use your API to build you own clients. Well, I can understand that you don't have resources to keep up with proper documentation, but could you guarantee API compatibility? Could you publish at least when an API version became obsolete and promise support for retired API for a few months? Snice using your API would require "reverse engineering" I'd say 6 months is needed at a minimum. Thank you for replying on my other post, however I'm really not satisfied with a manual click-through solution to backup my emails locally \`tutanota.com/support/#import\` My computer is my kingdom, I fully trust it and want all my data unencrypted, fully manageable, etc. on my pc. I've just highlighted the key parts to make you understand that I'd love to pay you for excellent online services but I won't ever sell you my data so please don't deliberately prevent me from having it. Your answers around were very arrogant so far, you know better than the customers what they need. Did that attitude change or still hold true?

I've asked question about Tuta API support and now it keeps banning all my questions I've foolishly posted the message below on r/tutanota without paying attention to their rules. The AutoModerator now keeps rejecting all my posts telling me "links are not allowed", even if I don't include any link in the post message. The funny, or rather sad, thing is that the links are to their web, they are essential to the meaning of my message. I didn't intend to be mean, just asking genuinely for the API support. Overall, I'm very interested in their product, but unless they show a change of attitude towards owning the data, I can't move there. Could someone re-post it on their sub reddit? Of course with links redacted. I'm still curious what's their answer. The message: =========== Hey u/Tutanota I'm disappointed with the lack of integration with unsecure clients/backups. You state here \`tutanota.com/support/#integration\` that it's fine to use your API to build you own clients. Well, I can understand that you don't have resources to keep up with proper documentation, but could you guarantee API compatibility? Could you publish at least when an API version became obsolete and promise support for retired API for a few months? Snice using your API would require "reverse engineering" I'd say 6 months is needed at a minimum. Thank you for replying on my other post, however I'm really not satisfied with a manual click-through solution to backup my emails locally \`tutanota.com/support/#import\` My computer is my kingdom, I fully trust it and want all my data unencrypted, fully manageable, etc. on my pc. I've just highlighted the key parts to make you understand that I'd love to pay you for excellent online services but I won't ever sell you my data so please don't deliberately prevent me from having it. Your answers around were very arrogant so far, you know better than the customers what they need. Did that attitude change or still hold true?

I've asked question about Tuta API support and now it keeps banning all my questions I've foolishly posted the message below on r/tutanota without paying attention to their rules. The AutoModerator now keeps rejecting all my posts telling me "links are not allowed", even if I don't include any link in the post message. The funny, or rather sad, thing is that the links are to their web, they are essential to the meaning of my message. I didn't intend to be mean, just asking genuinely for the API support. Overall, I'm very interested in their product, but unless they show a change of attitude towards owning the data, I can't move there. Could someone re-post it on their sub reddit? Of course with links redacted. I'm still curious what's their answer. The message: =========== Hey u/Tutanota I'm disappointed with the lack of integration with unsecure clients/backups. You state here \`tutanota.com/support/#integration\` that it's fine to use your API to build you own clients. Well, I can understand that you don't have resources to keep up with proper documentation, but could you guarantee API compatibility? Could you publish at least when an API version became obsolete and promise support for retired API for a few months? Snice using your API would require "reverse engineering" I'd say 6 months is needed at a minimum. Thank you for replying on my other post, however I'm really not satisfied with a manual click-through solution to backup my emails locally \`tutanota.com/support/#import\` My computer is my kingdom, I fully trust it and want all my data unencrypted, fully manageable, etc. on my pc. I've just highlighted the key parts to make you understand that I'd love to pay you for excellent online services but I won't ever sell you my data so please don't deliberately prevent me from having it. Your answers around were very arrogant so far, you know better than the customers what they need. Did that attitude change or still hold true?

I've asked question about Tuta API support and now it keeps banning all my questions I've foolishly posted the message below on r/tutanota without paying attention to their rules. The AutoModerator now keeps rejecting all my posts telling me "links are not allowed", even if I don't include any link in the post message. The funny, or rather sad, thing is that the links are to their web, they are essential to the meaning of my message. I didn't intend to be mean, just asking genuinely for the API support. Overall, I'm very interested in their product, but unless they show a change of attitude towards owning the data, I can't move there. Could someone re-post it on their sub reddit? Of course with links redacted. I'm still curious what's their answer. The message: =========== Hey u/Tutanota I'm disappointed with the lack of integration with unsecure clients/backups. You state here \`tutanota.com/support/#integration\` that it's fine to use your API to build you own clients. Well, I can understand that you don't have resources to keep up with proper documentation, but could you guarantee API compatibility? Could you publish at least when an API version became obsolete and promise support for retired API for a few months? Snice using your API would require "reverse engineering" I'd say 6 months is needed at a minimum. Thank you for replying on my other post, however I'm really not satisfied with a manual click-through solution to backup my emails locally \`tutanota.com/support/#import\` My computer is my kingdom, I fully trust it and want all my data unencrypted, fully manageable, etc. on my pc. I've just highlighted the key parts to make you understand that I'd love to pay you for excellent online services but I won't ever sell you my data so please don't deliberately prevent me from having it. Your answers around were very arrogant so far, you know better than the customers what they need. Did that attitude change or still hold true?

I've asked question about Tuta API support and now it keeps banning all my questions I've foolishly posted the message below on r/tutanota without paying attention to their rules. The AutoModerator now keeps rejecting all my posts telling me "links are not allowed", even if I don't include any link in the post message. The funny, or rather sad, thing is that the links are to their web, they are essential to the meaning of my message. I didn't intend to be mean, just asking genuinely for the API support. Overall, I'm very interested in their product, but unless they show a change of attitude towards owning the data, I can't move there. Could someone re-post it on their sub reddit? Of course with links redacted. I'm still curious what's their answer. The message: =========== Hey u/Tutanota I'm disappointed with the lack of integration with unsecure clients/backups. You state here \`tutanota.com/support/#integration\` that it's fine to use your API to build you own clients. Well, I can understand that you don't have resources to keep up with proper documentation, but could you guarantee API compatibility? Could you publish at least when an API version became obsolete and promise support for retired API for a few months? Snice using your API would require "reverse engineering" I'd say 6 months is needed at a minimum. Thank you for replying on my other post, however I'm really not satisfied with a manual click-through solution to backup my emails locally \`tutanota.com/support/#import\` My computer is my kingdom, I fully trust it and want all my data unencrypted, fully manageable, etc. on my pc. I've just highlighted the key parts to make you understand that I'd love to pay you for excellent online services but I won't ever sell you my data so please don't deliberately prevent me from having it. Your answers around were very arrogant so far, you know better than the customers what they need. Did that attitude change or still hold true?

I've asked question about Tuta API support and now it keeps banning all my questions I've foolishly posted the message below on r/tutanota without paying attention to their rules. The AutoModerator now keeps rejecting all my posts telling me "links are not allowed", even if I don't include any link in the post message. The funny, or rather sad, thing is that the links are to their web, they are essential to the meaning of my message. I didn't intend to be mean, just asking genuinely for the API support. Overall, I'm very interested in their product, but unless they show a change of attitude towards owning the data, I can't move there. Could someone re-post it on their sub reddit? Of course with links redacted. I'm still curious what's their answer. The message: =========== Hey u/Tutanota I'm disappointed with the lack of integration with unsecure clients/backups. You state here \`tutanota.com/support/#integration\` that it's fine to use your API to build you own clients. Well, I can understand that you don't have resources to keep up with proper documentation, but could you guarantee API compatibility? Could you publish at least when an API version became obsolete and promise support for retired API for a few months? Snice using your API would require "reverse engineering" I'd say 6 months is needed at a minimum. Thank you for replying on my other post, however I'm really not satisfied with a manual click-through solution to backup my emails locally \`tutanota.com/support/#import\` My computer is my kingdom, I fully trust it and want all my data unencrypted, fully manageable, etc. on my pc. I've just highlighted the key parts to make you understand that I'd love to pay you for excellent online services but I won't ever sell you my data so please don't deliberately prevent me from having it. Your answers around were very arrogant so far, you know better than the customers what they need. Did that attitude change or still hold true?

I've asked question about Tuta API support and now it keeps banning all my questions I've foolishly posted the message below on r/tutanota without paying attention to their rules. The AutoModerator now keeps rejecting all my posts telling me "links are not allowed", even if I don't include any link in the post message. The funny, or rather sad, thing is that the links are to their web, they are essential to the meaning of my message. I didn't intend to be mean, just asking genuinely for the API support. Overall, I'm very interested in their product, but unless they show a change of attitude towards owning the data, I can't move there. Could someone re-post it on their sub reddit? Of course with links redacted. I'm still curious what's their answer. The message: =========== Hey u/Tutanota I'm disappointed with the lack of integration with unsecure clients/backups. You state here \`tutanota.com/support/#integration\` that it's fine to use your API to build you own clients. Well, I can understand that you don't have resources to keep up with proper documentation, but could you guarantee API compatibility? Could you publish at least when an API version became obsolete and promise support for retired API for a few months? Snice using your API would require "reverse engineering" I'd say 6 months is needed at a minimum. Thank you for replying on my other post, however I'm really not satisfied with a manual click-through solution to backup my emails locally \`tutanota.com/support/#import\` My computer is my kingdom, I fully trust it and want all my data unencrypted, fully manageable, etc. on my pc. I've just highlighted the key parts to make you understand that I'd love to pay you for excellent online services but I won't ever sell you my data so please don't deliberately prevent me from having it. Your answers around were very arrogant so far, you know better than the customers what they need. Did that attitude change or still hold true?

I've asked question about Tuta API support and now it keeps banning all my questions I've foolishly posted the message below on r/tutanota without paying attention to their rules. The AutoModerator now keeps rejecting all my posts telling me "links are not allowed", even if I don't include any link in the post message. The funny, or rather sad, thing is that the links are to their web, they are essential to the meaning of my message. I didn't intend to be mean, just asking genuinely for the API support. Overall, I'm very interested in their product, but unless they show a change of attitude towards owning the data, I can't move there. Could someone re-post it on their sub reddit? Of course with links redacted. I'm still curious what's their answer. The message: =========== Hey u/Tutanota I'm disappointed with the lack of integration with unsecure clients/backups. You state here \`tutanota.com/support/#integration\` that it's fine to use your API to build you own clients. Well, I can understand that you don't have resources to keep up with proper documentation, but could you guarantee API compatibility? Could you publish at least when an API version became obsolete and promise support for retired API for a few months? Snice using your API would require "reverse engineering" I'd say 6 months is needed at a minimum. Thank you for replying on my other post, however I'm really not satisfied with a manual click-through solution to backup my emails locally \`tutanota.com/support/#import\` My computer is my kingdom, I fully trust it and want all my data unencrypted, fully manageable, etc. on my pc. I've just highlighted the key parts to make you understand that I'd love to pay you for excellent online services but I won't ever sell you my data so please don't deliberately prevent me from having it. Your answers around were very arrogant so far, you know better than the customers what they need. Did that attitude change or still hold true?

I've asked question about Tuta API support and now it keeps banning all my questions I've foolishly posted the message below on r/tutanota without paying attention to their rules. The AutoModerator now keeps rejecting all my posts telling me "links are not allowed", even if I don't include any link in the post message. The funny, or rather sad, thing is that the links are to their web, they are essential to the meaning of my message. I didn't intend to be mean, just asking genuinely for the API support. Overall, I'm very interested in their product, but unless they show a change of attitude towards owning the data, I can't move there. Could someone re-post it on their sub reddit? Of course with links redacted. I'm still curious what's their answer. The message: =========== Hey u/Tutanota I'm disappointed with the lack of integration with unsecure clients/backups. You state here \`tutanota.com/support/#integration\` that it's fine to use your API to build you own clients. Well, I can understand that you don't have resources to keep up with proper documentation, but could you guarantee API compatibility? Could you publish at least when an API version became obsolete and promise support for retired API for a few months? Snice using your API would require "reverse engineering" I'd say 6 months is needed at a minimum. Thank you for replying on my other post, however I'm really not satisfied with a manual click-through solution to backup my emails locally \`tutanota.com/support/#import\` My computer is my kingdom, I fully trust it and want all my data unencrypted, fully manageable, etc. on my pc. I've just highlighted the key parts to make you understand that I'd love to pay you for excellent online services but I won't ever sell you my data so please don't deliberately prevent me from having it. Your answers around were very arrogant so far, you know better than the customers what they need. Did that attitude change or still hold true?