Does anyone here have a copy of their public GPG key? Can't seem to locate it or the fingerprint for verification. I want to start using their linux app image but never will I use it without verifying first. Strangely their site is virtually silent on the subject. The app will do a full signature check for upgrades but that doesn't help me with the initial app image download. If you have the key and would be willing to post it here it would be appreciated. Also, if you do, where did you get it because apparently I am not "Sherlock Holmes" on this search? I am wanting to examine the app image and TOR launcher VS tuta webmail on the TOR browser bundle. Sort of a javascript testing. There is an amazing silence per se on this issue.
hey, pal. see this reddit post for the answer to your question and here to learn how to send encrypted email to non-tutanota recipients.
Thank you for the response and attempt to help me, BUT I think you missed my question. I am not looking to employ GPG within the usage of Tuta email. I have been using Tutanota for several years. I am looking for Tutanota's GPG key so I can verify client/app downloads from their site. I use GPG about a dozen times daily so I understand it well as an encrypted communication tool. GPG also makes for a remarkable authentication tool, but you need a public key from the author to determine ultimate trust of those downloads. Hope this better explains what I am looking for.
