Time to celebrate: Tutanota is now Tuta.

Can’t say I’m really fond of either name, to be honest.
- Yeah, tuta isn't amazing, but definitely better than tutanota just for length and verbally giving someone else the address.

I really wanna support these folks but I'm also curious about the recent headlines with Cameron Ortis (Canada's own selfish version of Snowden who deserves a damn Peace Prize for reals) referencing these.
Also, I think people need to learn there is nothing "private" about email beyond not scanning which is like paying for a not-service (like don't fuck me over). Hell, its hard enough to work up the courage and stamina to vanishing-messages-set someone adversarial who desperately needs you to make and ebforce that decision upon them as a baseline for engaging with them at all.
I will pay $1/month for email company to not be an asshole but that's the extent of my patience with the notion and I have zero illusions about what is likely still happening on some level.
Edit: Snowden deserves reward, not Ortis.
Edit: whats the timeline/continuity in terms of Ortis' mention and Tutanota rebranding to Tuta
- I wasn't familiar with the headlines you're referring to so took a look, here is one story from the CBC. And here is Tuta's post responding to the allegation.
  Besides knowing the name I was not super familiar with Tuta, but it appears their source code is publicly available for review for any backdoor (and that Cameron Ortis doesn't seem trustworthy or even especially knowledgeable).
  
  That's my instinct, but its good free publicity I think. The worst thing is not being talked about, maybe there's some truth to that
- Proton is doing privacy the right way.
  
  Proton lost me when I found out you can't receive notifications from their app on a de-googled phone. Their app requires Google services for notifications. Since then I've moved to Tuta and am very happy with the service and notifications work. I mean how hard is it to set up a new email check every half hour in the app. What's the point of private email when you have to run it on a spyware (Google) infested phone.
  
  Can you share more about why you think Proton's approach is better than Tuta?
  From a casual read through they both appear to use end to end encryption when users are on the same service. (Proton emailing Proton or Tuta emailing Tuta) and both offer the option to password encrypt an email so you can message someone on other services as long as you can share that password with them IRL somehow.

Anyone have any good references to read up on post-quantum cryptography ? (Preferably layman)

Tuta means puppy in Filipino.
- Tuta was the name of Borat's daughter who was lusted over by Rudi Four Seasons Landscaping.
- It means honk in Swedish 😄

I hope it’ll gain traction as I’m having trouble dictating my Live.com email.

Yeah fuck these people you can't even open a free account anymore what a joke
- At the bottom of the paid features, there's still a free option. Don't go spreading misinformation now...
  
  Have you tried it? I did last week. Your account is automatically locked for 72 hours for "manual review".
  After that it still doesn't work you need to send an approval request explaining why do you want the free email address.
  I repeat, fuck these people.

Wait. Who the fuck cares? What even is this?
- Just because you don't care doesn't mean nobody does.
  
  Something in the post should at least attempt to explain what Tuta is rather than just announcing a new name for something hardly anyone has ever heard of.
- To tuta users, I guess.
  I wouldn't use it, they lost my trust when they suddenly started deleting free accounts a bit inactive, requiring a paid account to restore them.

Tuta and nota mean honey and pot in a certain language
- which language?
  
  A language between himself and the God Almighty.