@sunzu2 it feels janky as hell, it’s missing advanced features (someone in the other thread asked about Sieve filters), and it doesn’t support non-Tuta clients. their development cycle is so slow I can’t count on any of these features cropping up anytime soon.
with those criticisms in mind, Tuta’s still approximately the only credible choice remaining for threat models where end-to-end encryption is important. we desperately need better fully open source options for this.
@Soyweiser@self and these replies I’m making to your post also aren’t showing up, but they are incrementing the new posts number for the thread. maybe this subthread got detached somehow due to a Lemmy bug? I wouldn’t be too surprised
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@self tesstttt
@sunzu2 it feels janky as hell, it’s missing advanced features (someone in the other thread asked about Sieve filters), and it doesn’t support non-Tuta clients. their development cycle is so slow I can’t count on any of these features cropping up anytime soon.
with those criticisms in mind, Tuta’s still approximately the only credible choice remaining for threat models where end-to-end encryption is important. we desperately need better fully open source options for this.
@Soyweiser @self and these replies I’m making to your post also aren’t showing up, but they are incrementing the new posts number for the thread. maybe this subthread got detached somehow due to a Lemmy bug? I wouldn’t be too surprised
@Soyweiser @self weird… I can see your other reply on a.s but not this one
@pikesley @zoe @Instrument_Data @self our users on lemmy won’t see your image macro, but I enjoyed it
@gerikson @swlabr I should pick those up, I need to read better sci-fi
(cc @cstross )