Tuta has launched a closed beta for One-Click Migration, allowing selected users and businesses to automatically move IMAP mailboxes from providers such as Gmail and Outlook into Tuta Mail. Users can preserve the original folder structure or import everything into a single folder, while data is encrypted on the device before upload so Tuta can't access the imported content. The feature also supports one-way synchronization from the external mailbox, ensuring that new incoming messages continue appearing in Tuta during the transition. One-Click Migration will roll out to all paid and business plans after the closed beta. Tuta Mail has also added expandable folder hierarchies when moving messages and a mobile notification action for archiving emails without opening the app. Tuta Calendar now includes a dedicated settings page for choosing the week start day, default calendar view, and default time, alongside more reliable reminders. Meanwhile, Tuta Drive standalone apps are also in close...
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