I use the free version, it’s ok. Not as user friendly of feature packed as gmail.
I think they renamed to just “tuta”.
I find the web interface and android app are a bit limited - I think you need to pay to get decent searching and autofilter/rules and so on. If stuff is important you need to stick a tag or a folder on it fairly soon othewise it might become hard to find.
Option for encryption, but I rarely use that because I don’t trust recipients to understand why they should care.
Based . . . can’t use that word Located in Germany so believe what you like about GDPR and privacy laws and stuff like that.
Overall I’m happy with it. It’s fine for just doing your basic sbemail stuff.
It hasn’t been good enough to convince me to go for paid version, so I can’t say about the paid features.
I use the paid version and it’s a huge upgrade. You can administer your own domain, set up a catchall email, arbitrary numbers of emails you can send from, etc.
Never heard of Tutanota mail, anyone here know anything about it?
I use the free version, it’s ok. Not as user friendly of feature packed as gmail. I think they renamed to just “tuta”.
I find the web interface and android app are a bit limited - I think you need to pay to get decent searching and autofilter/rules and so on. If stuff is important you need to stick a tag or a folder on it fairly soon othewise it might become hard to find.
Option for encryption, but I rarely use that because I don’t trust recipients to understand why they should care.
Based . . . can’t use that wordLocated in Germany so believe what you like about GDPR and privacy laws and stuff like that.Overall I’m happy with it. It’s fine for just doing your basic sbemail stuff. It hasn’t been good enough to convince me to go for paid version, so I can’t say about the paid features.
I use the paid version and it’s a huge upgrade. You can administer your own domain, set up a catchall email, arbitrary numbers of emails you can send from, etc.
It’s definitely not as snappy as Gmail though.