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Its only purpose is:
 
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<a id="support"></a>
 
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If you already have Tails signing key but download it again, it can update the list of existing signatures of the key.
 
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Stored on OpenPGP smartcards owned by those who need them. Smartcards ensure that the cryptographic operations are done on the smartcard itself and that the secret cryptographic material is not directly available to the operating system using it.
 
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Signing subkeys
 
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Primary key
 
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The secret key material will never be stored on an online server or on systems managed by anyone other than Tails core developers.
 
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This key only has the capability to sign and certify: it has no encryption subkey.
 
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There are multiple ways to get this OpenPGP public key:
 
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The secret key material and its passphrase are stored on the server that runs our encrypted mailing list software and on systems managed by core Tails developers.
 
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Encryption
 
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Tails developers maintain several OpenPGP key pairs.
 
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[[!meta title="OpenPGP keys"]]
 
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[[!meta title="License and source code distribution"]]
 
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This website uses several images with distinct copyright, licenses, trademarks and distribution terms:
 
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The source code of software that is specific to Tails is available in [[our Git repositories|contribute/git]].
 
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Most of the software included in Tails is taken directly from upstream Debian packages and is neither modified nor recompiled by Tails.
 
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Tails is [Free Software](https://www.gnu.org/philosophy/free-sw.html): you can download, use, and share it with no restrictions.
 
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