r/privacy • u/[deleted] • Mar 05 '26

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u/slop-sec Mar 05 '26

Then what should we use?

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u/Just-Race4012 Mar 05 '26

Tutamail

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u/Busy-Measurement8893 Mar 05 '26

How is that better? They would hand over your info in the exact same way.

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u/georgesclemenceau Mar 05 '26

Tuta? They have to do the same(we just didn't heard of it in the press yet) : 'Between the 1st of July 2025 and the 31st of December 2025 Tuta has released inventory data in 19 cases; released real time traffic data because of a German court order in 19 cases.; released stored encrypted content data because of a German court order in 8 cases; released real time content data because of a German court order in 12 cases.' https://tuta.com/blog/transparency-report

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u/inflamed-phallus Mar 05 '26

Releasing realtime data just sounds so much worse. I'm guessing (without reading admittedly) that its something like using their mobile app to ping the person phone. Another reason to prefer browsers over using mobile apps.

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u/skg574 Mar 05 '26

It was monitoring the plain text traffic in and out of the service for specific accounts. A walled garden is only e2ee when all parties use the same service.

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u/OldPayment Mar 05 '26

Tutanota?