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Tutanota vs Proton Mail
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this post was submitted on 20 Jul 2023
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I like it, been a paid user for 4ish years now. The only complaint is that the way they develop/release/update their products is all over the place. Everything is soon™, they release entirely new products (Proton Pass) while their existing ones lack extremely basic features, and there seems to be no rhyme or reason to whatever roadmap they're working off of. The long term goal is clearly to make an everything ecosystem, but I'm not sure I want all my eggs in one company's basket, even if it is Proton.
The important thing is their privacy/security, which I fully trust, more than any other provider. But boy howdy am I still waiting on some real basic features in some of their apps.
Like split tunneling for their Linux VPN client.
The whole Linux client in general is pretty embarrassing. If I wasn't already paying for email (and therefore VPN) I'd likely be buying Mullvad.
@Gleddified I’ve noticed quite a few companies that seem to roll out new features instead of fixing issues first. I do like Proton though. Skiff is right up there