AnonAddy VS Tutanota makes encryption easy

Well, just know there are services like annonaddy and simplelogin that allow you to create mail aliases (tons of them) that all point to a single mailbox, so if its some sort of contest entry, there's much easier ways to do this than create a ton of google accounts and associate phone numbers to them, which will risk having them suspended.

Or, you could sign up with anonaddy.com and keep crap out of your mailbox forever by disabling aliases if stuff starts streaming in that you want to put a stop to.

No to sound like an ass but It’s not that hard these days to use a different email for each service https://anonaddy.com & https://simplelogin.io

You can see in the initial GitHub commit from June 2019 that it only included the alias email and the sender's email, both of which the sender already knows.

For your catch-all email take a look at AnonAddy as a service. You can use their hosted offering to deliver to your inbox or host yourself if you decide to later.

There is an issue open on GitHub about this here.

I use aliases for 99% of my accounts. In case someone is interested, examples of companies that do this are SimpleLogin, AnonAddy, and Fastmail (integrated into 1Password). There are others but these are the top ones that come to mind.

You could try SimpleLogin or AnonAddy for email aliases.

I'm using ProtonMail (Plus) for everything. On top of that I use AnonAddy aliases for online accounts.

Tutanota has also made a different set of prioritization decisions and is lacking some things that Protonmail has, like offline mail access. Even the U2F feature is not functional on all devices. There's no conversation view. There's no email import. You can't pay with cryptocurrency. There is no labeling system. In an alternate universe where PM has U2F already, people are complaining just as loudly about not having some of those features. I guess I don't understand why you use Protonmail instead of Tutanota if they are more aligned with your priorities.

Tutanota (version 3.89.20): Encrypted email & calendar service - easy to use, secure by design.

Also, if you don't like the tutanota.com domain, you can use tutanota.de, tutamail.com, keemail.me or tuta.io. If you can't tell someone your email address ends with tuta.io (which is much easier to spell, and understand, than protonmail.com, then your problem is not one of spelling.

We completely understand, and we have already started working on this: https://github.com/tutao/tutanota/projects/2

You could try Tutanota. They're another encrypted email service that, from what I've heard, is trustworthy.

But I would recommend Tutanota, it's a well known email & calendar service, they do not track you and their clients & apps are open source.

We still cannot import email after the request to do so was acknowledged 3 years ago. In fact the GitHub thread was closed and marked as off-topic. https://github.com/tutao/tutanota/issues/630

Tutanota (version 3.89.10): Encrypted email & calendar service - easy to use, secure by design.

Thanks for the reminder, it's on our radar! https://github.com/tutao/tutanota/issues/1588

The new beta release is available via Google Play by opting into testing using this link. Alternatively, you can manually install the APK from GitHub.