Re: Yes, A 'FREE' End To End Encrypted Email Provider? TUTA! 062024

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Newsgroups alt.privacy.anon-server,alt.comp.freeware
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On Thu, 20 Jun 2024 01:47:32 +0200 (CEST), Nomen Nescio
<[email protected]> wrote:

>Tuta is the world's most secure email service, easy to use and private by design.
>
>How to create a Tuta ANONYMOUS email account with TOR! Instructional video to create
>Tuta account with TOR: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=oXv3llPIfvo
 
You don't need these Tuta spammers for anon e-mail.  Freebies QSL and
Tor are sufficient.  You can also post anon to Usenet using them.

Plus, their protecting your identity with their encryption is
nonsense. Many such sites have been found to be lying about encrypting
client's posts.  On top of that, they know who you are when you sign
up. They see all your posts pre encryption, even if they truly do
encrypt your e-mails or posts before sending them off into the
Internet.

The only time your posts/e-mails are private is when you yourself
encrypt them before anyone else sees them. And that privacy is only as
good as the recipient's behavior with the decrypted info.  If they
have a password that you gave them to open the post, lots of luck as
to how careful they will be with that password. That's why PGP exists.
Passwords are defunct using PGP. But that's another matter we won't go
into.

QSL is here.

https://www.sec3.net/misc/

Tor can be downloaded from the Web.

alt.privacy.anon-server is a group in which you can get help to
install and use QSL.  It's not that hard.

All these anon Web sites are BS.

Now all this semi tek crapola has given me a headache.  Thinking hurts
at my age.
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