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When composing an email:
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To prevent you from sending unencrypted emails by mistake, *Thunderbird* in Tails is configured with the option **Enable encryption for new messages** turned on by default in the account settings.
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In the **Passwords** section, select the option **Use a Primary Password**.
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With a Primary Password, your private key is encrypted in your *Thunderbird* profile and is only unlocked while *Thunderbird* is running. If your *Thunderbird* profile is stored in your Persistent Storage, then your private key is encrypted twice: once by *Thunderbird* in your profile and a second time by the encryption of the Persistent Storage.
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In *Thunderbird*, OpenPGP private keys are not protected by a passphrase. That's why we recommend that you set up a Primary Password.
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<h2 id="primary-password">Setting up a Primary Password (recommended)</h2>
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Same text as: https://translate.tails.boum.org/translate/tails/wikisrcdocanonymous_internetunsafe_browsersecurity_implicationsinlinepo/en/?checksum=c2cca5217c7d85a Can you harmonize spaces?

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To prevent such an attack:
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To learn your administration password, an attacker could watch your keyboard while you type, for example looking over your shoulders or through a video surveillance camera.
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When you set up an administration password, an attacker who can get physical access to your computer while Tails is running could be able to break your security and:
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Disable the ** *Unsafe Browser* **.
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<p>It is particularly important that you close the <i>Unsafe Browser</i> if
you use accessibility features like the Screen Keyboard or the Screen Reader.
If you keep the <i>Unsafe Browser</i> open, a very advanced network attacker
might use it to deanonymize you.</p>
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This is why we recommend that you:
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The *Unsafe Browser* does not use Tor. The websites that you visit can see your real IP address.
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<p>To learn how Tails implements the <i>Unsafe Browser</i> and its security, see our
[[design documentation about the <i>Unsafe Browser</i>|contribute/design/Unsafe_Browser]].</p>
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<h1 id="security">The <i>Unsafe Browser</i> is not anonymous</h1>
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Wait until the *Unsafe Browser* starts.
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