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Tuta is always encrypted I don't know where you got the impression that it was optional or that they could somehow magically make it work over IMAP without a bridge like proton.


> Tuta does not support the use of third-party email clients or the protocols IMAP/POP3/SMTP as we cannot guarantee end-to-end encryption of your data.

So it "breaks end to end encryption" even with smtps and imaps apparently. The few emails I received weren't from tutamail users so presumably came over SMTP.

It's confusing to know what they mean because they confuse terms. They say emails are "stored end to end encrypted".

They don't pass my smell test


And here I thought using open source client software is the only way I, the user, can guarantee E2EE of my data.


They offer similar product to a more well known Proton.


PGP works over IMAP.




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