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Which mail client is capable of indexing encrypted data? Some do it, if all encrypted mails are stored decrypted on disk. That is a completely different story.
Just use a local client, if you do not want to trust Tutanota for delivering the code as published on github.
You can use apps (iOS and Android) and even compile and install the client locally if you want to.
There will also be apps for Windows and MacOS in the future.
Please vote for the following feature request: https://tutanota.uservoice.com/forums/237921-general/suggest...
Unfortunately yes. A single user is not a problem. But if hundreds of users abuse TOR for spamming via Tutanota, this becomes a serious issue. At least for the spam recipients and other users of our service, that might get classified as spammers by the receiving mail servers.
That is true for users without an email address. Don't mind to share your ideas for improving this at https://tutanota.uservoice.com/.
We will change this, if there is a better way that provides protection against spammers...
That is simply not true. We have a very high degree of Tor users. Unfortunately, some spammers also hide behind Tor. That is why we disable accounts that are used for spamming purposes.
You can always contact our support if you feel that your account has been disabled without reason. We check every case... :)
-- Matthias Founder tutanota.com
Tutanota never stores unencrypted mails on the server. If you send an encrypted mail to an external recipient, the recipient will receive a link to his end-to-end encrypted mailbox. He can open his encrypted mailbox only with the passphrase that you (the sender) shared with him.