❌ Software Removal | Tutanota #1769
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Reference: privacyguides/privacytools.io#1769
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Suggest removal of Tutanota.
Why I am making the suggestion
No value for Mode=block in X-XSS-Protection
Content-Security-Policy contains 'unsafe-inline' value
Does not support DNS CAA.
Does not support payment in cryptocurrencies.
Operated in Fourteen Eyes countries
My connection with the software
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I don't know about the others, but if you are going to accept only BTC it's not the big deal, since you are only pseudo-anonymous, and the latter it's not a necessary point on the criteria.
Being outside the fourteen eyes is not in our minimum criteria, neither is anonymous payments.
We also don't require CAA since we already require DANE.
And the other two: those are on track on becoming part of the minimum criteria next year.
So so far, I don't really see a reason that would validate delisting. @dngray
Agreed.