Encrypted Email Tutanota Cheats

Encrypted Email Tutanota Hack 3.118.14 + Redeem Codes

Secure, private mail, calendar

Developer: Tutao GmbH
Category: Productivity
Price: Free
Version: 3.118.14
ID: de.tutao.tutanota

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Description

Tutanota, the fully secure encrypted email and calendar app, enables you to keep your private data private! We never compromise on security or privacy. Tutanota comes with a light & beautiful GUI, a dark theme, offline availability, instant push notifications, auto-sync, full-text search, swipe gestures and more.

What you'll love about Tutanota for iOS:

- Instant access to your encrypted inbox, calendars and contacts.
- Focus on the important emails only by quickly swiping unimportant mails to Archive or Trash.
- Get push notifications instantly.
- Auto-complete email addresses as you type.
- Auto-sync between app, web client and desktop clients.
- Tutanota is free and open source software (FOSS) so that security experts can check the code.
- Anonymous registration without a phone number.
- Send calendar invites directly from the app.
- Find everything you're looking for with our locally executed full-text search of your encrypted emails.
- Create your own Tutanota email address (ending in @tutanota.com, @tutanota.de, @tutamail.com, @tuta.io or @keemail.me) with 1 GB of free storage.
- Create custom domain email addresses for €1 per month with optional catch-all.
- Send and receive end-to-end encrypted emails to anybody.
- Send and receive old-fashioned emails (not end-to-end encrypted). Even these emails are stored encrypted on the Tutanota servers.
- Automatically encrypt subject, content and attachments.
- With Tutanota's built-in encryption you own your data, no one else can access it.

The secure email app Tutanota enables you to send end-to-end encrypted emails to anybody. Even emails that are being sent without end-to-end encryption and all your contacts are stored securely encrypted on the Tutanota servers based in Germany. Tutanota also has an encrypted calendar, easily accessible from within the mail client.

Our passion for privacy.

Tutanota is being built by a team passionate about everybody's right to privacy. We are supported by an amazing community, which enables us to grow our team continuously, making the open source email app Tutanota a lasting success without depending on venture capital interests.

Tutanota respects you & your data:

- Only you can access your encrypted emails, calendars & contacts.
- Tutanota does not track or profile you.
- Open source clients & apps.
- Innovative full-text search feature lets you easily search your mailbox.
- TLS with support of PFS, DMARC, DKIM, DNSSEC and DANE.
- Secure password reset that gives us absolutely no access.
- 100% developed and located in Germany under strict Data Protection Laws (GDPR).
- Uses 100% renewable energy.

Official website: https://tutanota.com

Source code: https://github.com/tutao/tutanota

Crypto Notice

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The U.S. Government Department of Commerce, Bureau of Industry and Security (BIS), has classified this software as Export Commodity Control Number (ECCN) 5D002.C.1, which includes information security software using or performing cryptographic functions with asymmetric algorithms. The form and manner of this distribution makes it eligible for export under the License Exception ENC Technology Software Unrestricted (TSU) exception (see the BIS Export Administration Regulations, Section 740.13) for both object code and source code.

Version history

3.118.14
2023-10-09
bugfixes:
Fixes to crashes
3.118.13
2023-10-06
bugfixes:
fixed Encryption errors for MailDetails
fixed crash upon startup
fixed NotFoundError
3.118.12
2023-09-27
what's new:
Pinch-to-zoom in mail viewer
Handle arbitrary alarm durations
Add native AES-256 implementation and rewrite AES facade in Swift on iOS

bugfixes:
fixed Event sometimes not displaying fully after an update
fixed Calendar invitation is faulty
fixed Error after creating contact list with entries
fixed Notification mail for outdated client has wrong link
fixed Exported mails have inconsistent line endings
3.118.8
2023-09-20
what's new:
Bugfixes and improved security
3.118.6
2023-09-12
what's new:
Shared mailboxes
Unlimited custom domain mail addresses
Password strength checker should check for email address on signup


bugfixes:
fixed Error: Cannot read properties of undefined (reading 'toLowerCase')
fixed Email address table closes automatically when adding alias
fixed Not Authorized error when creating contact list as a non admin user on Premium/Custom Plan
3.118.4
2023-09-06
What's new
Contact Lists
Use system preference for light/dark theme
Update default email signature
Remove usages of deprecated KeyboardEvent properties in KeyManager

Removed
Deprecate iOS 14
3.117.0
2023-08-23
what's new:
3.117.0
Improved security with support for argon2
3.116.8
2023-08-10
what's new:
Improve handling of alias limits
Advanced repeat rule: Reschedule occurrence of a repeating event

bugfixes:
fixed Calendar not default using custom email
fixed Missing ResizeObserver is not handled
fixed Ctrl+Shift+A conflicting with Chrome Tab Switcher Shortcut
fixed SecurityError: Attempt to use history.pushState() more than 100 times per 30 seconds
fixed cannot click on template links from the knowledge base
fixed Non-admin users cannot add templates
fixed Attachment popup is not displayed on some systems
fixed Can't redeem gift cards in Safari
3.115.2
2023-07-17
what's new:
Filter for emails
Improved calendar event viewer and editor

bugfixes:
fixed DrawerMenu corner radius is not correct on some themes
fixed Can't edit contacts after search
fixed Scrollbars in desktop client/blink/webkit are too thin
3.114.2
2023-06-15
what's new:
Filter for emails
Improved calendar event viewer and editor

bugfixes:
fixed DrawerMenu corner radius is not correct on some themes
fixed Can't edit contacts after search
fixed Scrollbars in desktop client/blink/webkit are too thin
3.113.3
2023-06-09
# Bugfixes
- New pricing

# Milestone
https://github.com/tutao/tutanota/milestone/258?closed=1
3.112.16
2023-06-02
what's new:
Multi-select indicator & select all
Change mobile layouts & improve the design
Make delete account option visible

bugfixes:
fixed Collapsed mails in the conversation cannot be focused with keyboard
fixed External images are always loaded when replying to a mail
fixed Calendar side menu does not close when selecting "today"
fixed creating contact from email view doesn't work
fixed Templates appear multiple times in list view
fixed Updating calendar event does not properly handle network errors
fixed Long attachment file name not visible
3.112.6
2023-04-06
bugfixes:
fixed Accessibility Problems
3.112.5
2023-04-03
what's new:
Move subject line on mobile into the header bar
Advanced repeat rule: Exception for repeating events

bugfixes:
fixed Instances can get stuck in outdated state when the client is not leader
fixed Uncaught NotAuthorizedError for ConversationEntry
fixed Sender name and date wrapping problems within the conversation view
fixed "New Template" button doesn't work on mobile
fixed deactivated alias still shows at the top of the folders column
fixed Stored credentials are not updated after changing password
fixed Pasting images into mail editor does not work (thanks to @SethFalco)
fixed The next occurring alarms are not fired because of the system limits
3.111.1
2023-03-23
What's new:
Refer a friend #5269

Bugfixes:
Automatic image loading bypass with background-image
3.110.1
2023-03-14
what's new:
Introduce password confirmation

bugfixes:
fixed Email Body Missing
fixed Subject line is not selectable
fixed Templates appear multiple times in list view
fixed Wrong message when activating an Alias
fixed Uncaught PayloadTooLargeError in /rest/sys/alarmservice POST
fixed BlobAccessToken expiration check
3.110.0
2023-03-02
bugfixes:
fixed Uncaught BadRequestError: PUT /rest/tutanota/mail/
3.109.4
2023-02-18
what's new:
Delete MailDetailsBlob if Mail is deleted
Handle HTTP.408 gracefully
Allow checking arbitrary domain records
Reminder to configure pin biometrics
Update Luxon to v2

bugfixes:
fixed AssertNotNull failed inside clearExcludedData -> deleteMailList
fixed Invalid DB state after unsuccessful login
fixed Should not log the whole request body when request fails
fixed Spam, Trash and their subfolders are stuck in the loading state
fixed Calendar event invitation does not show banner if invitee email is not all lowercase
fixed Uncaught Error: cannot delete mails in folder with type 0
fixed Subfolders of system folders are not in alphabetical order
fixed It's not possible to move any drafts into subfolders of the Drafts folder.
fixed Done button of folder edit dialog is hidden behind notch
fixed Offset at the top of the action buttons in MultiSearchViewer
fixed Shared calendar group names are changed if user name is changed
fixed Read/Undread keyboard shortcut doen't work in search view
fixed loginView doesn't respect newAccountData (login form doesn't get prepopulated after signup)
fixed "Move" shortcut [V] doesn't work in search view
fixed Preselected date in agenda view is sometimes not the current date
3.109.0
2023-02-04
what's new:
Reminder to configure pin biometrics

bugfixes:
fixed Shared calendar group names are changed if user name is changed
Prepopulate login form
Fix Preselected date in agenda view
3.108.6
2023-01-25
what's new:
UI Changes for Subfolders
Update DOMPurify
Update Typescript
Implement Hierarchy Indicators
Implement Folder Hierarchy Editor
Create subfolders of system folders
Delete folder structures
Move subfolders

bugfixes:
fixed Uncaught TypeError: Cannot read properties of undefined (reading 'stack')
fixed Month view straddling new year's shows confusing time range
fixed Tapping "Add Notification Email address" in the Email Settings makes all the other options hard to hit
fixed Images not showing in support section
3.106.5
2023-01-05
bugfixes:
fixed Occasional errors on loading mail folders
fixed Navigation Buttons on CalendarView move around when using keyboard navigation
3.106.4
2022-12-24
what's new:
Create subfolders
show minimized draft even for unchanged drafts
3.105.9
2022-12-12
what's new:
Improve button state display
Support FIDO U2F security key in iOS
Add Tutanota as share option
increased minimum deployment target to iOS 14
bugfixes:
fixed make news item take the dialog bg color
fixed Crash on iOS after failing login
fixed In single-column mode settings subitems lists, using the browser back button on a details screen leads to an empty list
fixed Calendar: Recipients field hidden by auto suggestions
fixed mail that contains both external and inline images replaces the inline with a placeholder when "show external" is pressed
fixed Overlapping calendar events in day view
3.105.4
2022-12-01
what's new:
Provide a way to set sender name per email address
Recovery code news item

bugfixes:
fixed Race condition when trying to create MailboxProperties
fixed RemoteBridge has concurrency bugs
3.104.5
2022-11-14
what's new:
Show multiple news items

bugfixes:
fixed Retry blob uploads in case of a disk failure
fixed Select entry not possible in single column layout

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Ratings

4.6 out of 5
347 Ratings

Reviews

joskifet,
Excellent App
I have been a paying customer for 4 years now. I joined after my privacy came into question with another service. There are so many benefits to this service it is incredible. Sure, services like this can be really frustrating for people that don’t understand their uses, but it is worth it when you really want some privacy.

The app itself is great on the whole. Pinching would be nice to blow up/shrink text, but that is minor to me. It would be nice to have the “Save credentials” checkbox farther away from the login, but again, this is minor.

For me, there are three things that would make this service itself second to none for years into the future. These are nit-picky because I know they are working through post quantum encryption. First, give the ability to have all incoming messages converted to plain text; yes, I understand that this may cause us to lose some content, but that may be worth it, especially late at night in the comfort of my bed. Second, give the ability to set a mono space font as default and the ability to use colored/highlighted text; the lack of coloring/highlighting can be a major inconvenience when I really need it. And third, the ability to send a self-destructing message. I don’t need it often, but an encrypted message that I know can then be destroyed would be the best piece of mind.
madman2328,
BEST EMAIL SERVICE EVER!
The app is very comprehensive and extremely easy to used and work’s fantastic i have had zero problems while using it and there has been no trouble receiving or sending emails but what i really want to share is the service itself they have been absolutely amazing they are always quick to respond and have had perfect customer service even when i was late on my payment they were quick to email me and ask what was going on and it wasnt some machine sending a automated message either like most services “pay us money or else” i explained the situation and they were happy to help i asked for a small extension due to some emergencies that had happened and they agreed no problem i would recommend this service to anyone who needs a secure private email or really anyone who needs a email service in general if you are out there and you have some gmail account and dont mind spending a few bucks a month then due yourself a favor and switch over because its worth every penny and you wont have to deal with the typical nonsensical bull that most services put people through i love this service THANKS TUTANOTA! Keep being awesome
sure12321,
The email standard we’ve needed
Hoping to update this review as I go, but I have been frustrated by the disregard for privacy from gmail and decided to make a change. I looked at Proton and Tutanota as options. Proton, while admittedly a more polished UI (at this point), could not beat Tuta when it came to mission, execution, and providing the best for their users. Main example of where Proton lost me: some (granted, few) basic features are tucked behind the paywall. And they remind you constantly. Tuta meanwhile has everything I need to make this my primary email, doesn’t shame me for not paying, and the cost for upgrading makes it something I’ll likely do if I switch over completely. The app on iOS and Windows haven’t given me any trouble so far.

Looking forward to this company’s mission becoming a standard of privacy in email for the future! Keep up the great work!
jazzclubokc,
Can’t read email on mobile app because font is too small
First, I am a paying user and think you have an excellent service, so I’m rating your mobile app not your service. Even after the most recent update for mobile the font is still too small and hard to read. I’ve used other email mobile apps and never had this issue so I know it is possible. Is there a reason why when I open an email on my phone the font has to be so small? Another reviewer asked the same question and recommended adding the ability to be able pinch and zoom out to manually enlarge the text. Your response was to double tap on the screen to make the font bigger. Well, unfortunately that makes the font too big for the screen (I have a large screen) and then you have to constantly scroll back and forth on the screen to read an email. The solution would be for the font to be the correct size and be readable when I open an email without having to double tap because that creates another issue as I pointed out. It’s the small attention to details that can set you apart from the rest of the field.
Ruby3003,
So far so good
Tutanota offers superior privacy protection that other big tech companies don’t. Take advantage of the premium features even with the 4$ per month version. The feeling of security is priceless. If you would like to expand your privacy even further get a free DuckDuckGo email address With a DDG address to hide your actual email address, and also you get to see all of the email trackers attached to incoming email messages that get removed before reaching your Tutanota inbox. Privacy has never been better. If you don’t want your privacy compromised then stick with email services that offer you security like Tutanota and DDG.
Katwomanje,
Waste of my time
I did everything to sign up and wrote down their huge long recovery key, I made a password that I’m very familiar with and then was told I had to wait 48 hours. And then I got something that just showed for a minute saying, I had to write the Admins to verify something, but could not find or see that again. Then I went to try to send myself an email to test it and it sent one with a big long script saying about how it’s an encrypted email that was being sent to blah blah blah and I clicked on the link to open it and it said I had to put in the agreed-upon password?? I put in the password I made with the company and it said “invalid credentials”. Tried several times knowing it’s the correct one and it said “invalid credentials”. So then I went to “recover the account” since I couldn’t see what else there was to do and change the password, and it said the big, huge long string of recovery I had to enter was AGAIN “invalid credentials”. Gave up and deleted the app, and hopefully was able to disconnect the account.. Waste of my time!
fillvue,
I’ve had it.
Tutanota touts itself as a privacy service with its encrypted email but when you register over VPN (privacy) you’ll be faced with a summons to the principals office to talk one on one before you can even send one email. Once past that glaring contradiction you’ll see that Tutanota falls short as far as features go when compared against the likes of Protonmail which offers a great deal more. Tutanota is rudimentary, austere. It’s the nerds email prison. Protonmail for example allows colored Labels in addition to folders that make sorting and linking emails a breeze. Tuta on the other hand has been promising labels were coming for too long now and still hasn’t delivered. Examples like this abound. Perhaps if Tuta spent less effort micromanaging it’s user base they’d have enough time to work on improving their product offering. I’ve paid for both services for about as far back as they go and to me it’s clear Protonmail is the choice going forward.
Mister.T.Rev,
Great service for E2E encryption.
I still use the free service and its fantastic. I could certainly use the added features of a paid plan, and its not expensive. I just cant do it. I still use other free services for normal email but when it comes to personal data or login/password confirmation, Tutanota is the only way to go. If I could setup the account to remove sensitive data and forward to my gmail I would have the perfect setup. Probably could with a paid plan, but having to use their client is a small price to pay for peace of mind. And that they are doing the tech heavy-lifting saves me time and resources

Thanks again for providing one of the truely top notch free internet services.

🥌🥇🔝🔏📧🔑
MomC3P92,
What happened?
Seriously, the email app was good. I was just getting ready to switch all my stuff from Google, and now every time it checks for mail, it’s reading unread mail as new. Seriously? I shouldn’t have to read every single email to clear a number on the screen. If I open the app, it should be enough to clear the numbers. I was thankful for the privacy. Still am, but if it behaves as if mail is new when it’s not, I’ll have to keep looking. If you’re not bothered by this it’s still a great app for privacy concerns because it costs nothing. For me, I actually will pay something for one a bit better, at least for a phone. Zooming is a complete pain, now this.
kvangorp,
Powerful and elegant
Years ago, as an early hater of data harvesting, I decided to research encrypted email systems. I don’t know why I chose Tutanota but I’m glad I did, as I’ve been able to witness first hand the timely improvements and refinements. They’ve quickly responded to my feedback about bugs, the bugs are always remedied in an update, and yes ALAS…. PINCH-TO-ZOOM! This was honestly the last detail I was waiting for, so I’m a subscriber for life. I pay the annual fee for whatever the perks are, I love the look and organization of it, I’d say download this system and give it a test drive. Plus, it’s nice to know you’re not being crept on by some big tech peeping Thom.