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so let's talk secure email providers.

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we've already covered two at a high level, but i want to kind of expand on those a bit.

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the two favorite ones, of course, being protonmail and tutanota.

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protonmail obviously is known for its strong privacy.

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it has both paid and free options, and it has a lot of additional tools packaged with protonmail.

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it's not just an email client.

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it also comes with a vpn tool, a password manager, even a crypto wallet these days, even a crypto wallet.

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so they have a lot of extra features that come, although you're gonna have to pay to get some of those extra features.

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it does offer end to end encryption and can be accessed via tour.

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but it's important to know if the emails received or sent not over pgp are not encrypted by default, unless you're sending to another person on protonmail, there's not going to be encryption of those emails on the server itself.

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so even though protonmail encrypts it, right, they can decrypt it with their key.

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they could provide those emails to law enforcement if certain pressure was applied to the company.

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so even though you're using something like protonmail, it is important to maybe leverage like thunderbird with pgp enabled while you're emailing and don't really communicate with people who don't use pgp.

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on the other hand, you have tutanota, which has also strong privacy is generally going to be cheaper than protonmail, but has less tools with it packaged, ready to go.

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it doesn't offer all of those fancy tools that all those fancy tools that protonmails, that protonmail comes with.

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it's considered safer in some aspects.

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and there's a lot of debate online about which one is better.

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a lot of people say protonmail has sort of started selling out.

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they are less focused on privacy, more focused on making money.

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this is getting into the range of opinion and we might come out with some articles and content around comparing the two, but generally either one of them should be good.

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you know, you're assuming you're taking the right straps to protect your data, you should be fine.

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tutanota of course, can be accessed via tour.

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pretty much everything can be accessed via tour.

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that's really it for this video and future videos, we'll actually sign up for one of these.

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but for now, it's important to understand those top leading examples of secure email clients that exist out there for the dark web specifically.

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if you know of any others, definitely reach out and let us know so we can cover them.

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otherwise, we'll see you in the next one.