Tuta is a end-to-end-encryption mail and calendar provider. They recently wrote a good blog-post about changing to european services.

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    6 days ago

    Sigh, I have just one problem with Tuta - why such a stupid, stupid name?! I can already imagine myself on the phone saying “yes, T. U. T. A. Tuta dot com”

    • pjusk@lemmy.dbzer0.comOP
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      6 days ago

      I sadly agree. It is an odd choice for a name. Tutanota wasn’t much better either, their former name. Apparently “tuta” means secure in Latin. However as I am using my own custom domain it doesn’t bother me very much personally as it’s not a part of my digital identity 😅

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        5 days ago

        I got a question about custom domains for email. I know getting trust if you host your own email server is a difficult thing to do. When you use a custom domain on for example tuta, are you piggy backing off of their trust as a email server, or do you run into the same issue?

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          You use their servers and IPS. You’re just pointing your DNS to their stuff.

          Much easier and more trustworthy than running your own, like you said.

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            Right, that makes it a bit easier to go that route. Now I just need to secure a decent domain name that’s easy to spell out over the phone ^^

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      6 days ago

      It really is. Could’ve been worse, like having some “I love Tuta” stickers. smh

      TIL: they used to be called Tutanota. The word “Tuta” comes from Latin, which roughly translates into “Safe”. This acts as a nice successor to what “Tutanota” meant in Latin, which was “Secure Note”.

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      6 days ago

      I don’t know if keemailme is better but that’s another option from them.