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All right, so I have two

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wonderful guys from Tuta

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who are at the Nextcloud conference.

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Do you guys want to kind of just give

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a quick recap of the main things

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that you announced here? Yeah, sure.

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So actually we started developing

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a Nextcloud app quite some time ago.

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And we're not just doing

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the Tuta Nextcloud app,

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but we are also integrating, deeply

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integrating Nextcloud into our Tuta apps.

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So we do bidirectional integration, and we

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believe that's where we create the biggest

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value for our customers and our users

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and of course also for Nextcloud users.

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So I assume the idea here is if someone's

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hosting their own Nextcloud

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or they're using a hosted Nextcloud,

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they can access all of their calendars

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and data inside of the Tuta experience?

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Is that kind of...

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and vice versa?

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Like they can access Tuta Mail

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from their Nextcloud instance as well?

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This is the general idea.

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It's not there yet.

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Not quite as complex.

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But yes, you can have this either

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integrate your Nextcloud into Tuta

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or the other way. Very cool.

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It's cool that you have

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that kind of portability.

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How are you guys, like if I'm a Tuta user

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and I'm starting to use Tuta Drive,

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which I know, I don't think

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it's public quite yet, Tuta Drive?

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It's in beta, but there

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will be public beta soon, yeah.

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Okay, so let's say public

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beta is out for Tuta Drive.

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How am I supposed to decide,

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am I using Tuta Calendar?

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I know that the flexibility is good,

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but like how are you guys kind

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of juggling that?

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And how would you recommend users decide?

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Do I use Tuta Mail inside my Nextcloud?

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Do I use Nextcloud inside my Tuta?

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Yeah, I mean, we leave options

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for the user to decide.

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So we want to make it

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as simple as possible to use.

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So Tuta users will probably just continue

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to use their Tuta Mail app

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and Tuta Calendar app.

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And then from within those apps,

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they can access their Nextcloud data too.

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So they will be able to just save a file,

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an attachment from a mail they received

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on Tuta to the Nextcloud instance.

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And they can use their calendar

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if they want to send a calendar invite.

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They can just with the tip

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of a finger add a Nextcloud Talk link.

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So kind of a remote meeting

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with other participants.

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And we just want to make it

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as easy as possible. There will be also

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different use cases, right?

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If you self-host your own Nextcloud

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instance, maybe the end-to-end encryption

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part is not as important to you.

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Your data is safe at home.

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If you don't, if your data

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is at a friend's house or with some

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provider, you can put your files

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in the Tuta Drive in the future.

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So there will be different use cases.

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That's why the choice is open.

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So this is what we're working on.

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Let's say I link my Nextcloud

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to my Tuta experience.

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Is that done on the account

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or is it done per client?

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Like so each Tuta client that you have,

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you have to link to your Nextcloud?

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It's account-wide, basically.

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I activate it by the admin on the Tuta

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account, but it's available for the users

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on that account and not device-based.

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Is it going to be in the desktop

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mobile apps, or is it just web,

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or all of the above?

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Desktop, mobile, everywhere.

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Got it. Very cool.

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Yeah, thanks guys.

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I'm really excited to see that.

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And it's a really good collaboration

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that I don't think you

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guys really needed to do.

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But I think now that people see the power,

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it's like, whoa. Like,
I would have never thought

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about that kind of integration.

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Actually, users are asking for it.

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And we also have some employees

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that really wanted us to integrate.

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So it's all about that.

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We see that there's a lot of value

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in this partnership with Nextcloud.

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And we believe that we

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can make a big difference

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if we partner up against big tech.

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Yeah, cool. Thanks, guys.

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Yeah, thank you.

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Yeah.

