I was reading Best Private Browsers 2025 | Top Chrome Alternatives | Tuta and found many terrible recommendations for example: Puffin. First of all, they are confusing privacy with security. The title of the blog post is “Best Private Browsers”, while the heading of their recommendation in the actu…

I work in cybersecurity for a company specialising in this field, and it’s shocking how many colleagues couldn’t care less about their privacy, spouting the same rubbish as everyone else: “I’ve got nothing to hide.” It’s the same at Tuta, Proton, and others; the developers just do what they’re told,…

One would think that a company that strives to be the number one privacy service for email or any other category wouldn’t want their name on such articles that are spreading false information. But that’s just me…

You already said it, its just SEO grab, but tell me, who does look in the Blog of an excellent mail-provider for “best privacy browsers”? I think nobody does it, but its just filler for their blog.

[image] anonymous365: It is obvious that these blog posts are just SEO grab I agree, I think it’s really just to do with garnering clicks for websites from quick searches. I think there may be some quota that writers have to reach? (On a side note, I wonder if blog writers for Privacy Guides …

[image] Vico: who does look in the Blog of an excellent mail-provider for “best privacy browsers”? I think nobody does it, but its just filler for their blog. Maybe no one looks for it specifically, but if you’re looking for the best private browsers in a search and come upon a tuta page tit…

What is wrong Tuta "privacy recommendation" blog posts?

Questions

PurpleDime July 3, 2025, 5:36am 7

I don’t know if I would go that far, but I’m sick and tired of seeing Telegram and WhatsApp on Proton and Tuta’s recommendation list for messaging apps in the year of our Lord 2025. Even if it was at the bottom, which it never is, it’s a terrible recommendation. Pavel Durov is just as much a liar as is Mark Zuckerburg, but yet Telegram gets a soft pass from Proton and Tuta. Unacceptable.

1 Like

Topic		Replies	Views
Best private Google alternatives: The ultimate list to deGoogle in 2025 General article	13	4949	October 7, 2025
Any rebuttal to Simplified Privacy's article "PrivacyGuides Loves Spyware"? Questions	36	3614	April 1, 2024
Tuta vs Mailbox.org / which contributes more to privacy in practice? Questions	21	2060	November 13, 2025
Browser comparisons, privacytests.org interview General browsers , video	9	2459	December 11, 2024
Should we trust an email provider on a popularity basis? General	1	658	November 25, 2023

What is wrong Tuta "privacy recommendation" blog posts?

Related topics