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[[Connect to the Tor network.|doc/anonymous_internet/tor]]
 
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Save your changes and close the *Text Editor*.
 
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/home/amnesia/.local/share/containers source=podman
 
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Add the following line to store *Podman* containers in your Persistent Storage. [*Podman*](https://podman.io/) is the containerization technology used by *Dangerzone*.
 
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/etc/apt/sources.list.d source=apt/sources,link
 
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Add the following line to store the configuration of third-party APT repositories in your Persistent Storage.
 
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Close the Persistent Storage settings.
 
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Make sure that the **Additional Software** feature is turned on.
 
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Create a Persistent Storage if you don't have one already.
 
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File “wiki/src/support/known_issues/secure_boot_certificates.tr.po” was added. 04/23/2026
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In the BIOS menu, find the **Secure Boot** setting and disable it. This option is usually in either the **Security** tab, the **Boot** tab, or the **Authentication** tab.
 
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You can usually disable Secure Boot through the BIOS settings of the computer, but the procedure varies by manufacturer. To learn how to edit the BIOS settings, search for the user manual of the computer on the support website of the manufacturer.
 
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Instead of updating the certificate, you can also disable Secure Boot. Even with Secure Boot disabled, the regular operating system should still start.
 
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If the **Secure Boot Update Needed** notification persists when restarting Tails, it means that the Secure Boot certificates of the computer are still outdated.
 
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Disabling Secure Boot
 
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Linux distributions that use the GNOME desktop automatically apply this
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For Linux, such updates are applied by the [[!wikipedia fwupd]] daemon.
 
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See also [[Microsoft: Install Windows
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For Windows, select **Start ▸ Settings ▸ Windows Update ▸ Check for Windows updates**.
 
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To update the Secure Boot certificates of the computer, restart its regular operating system, Windows or Linux, and apply all available updates.
 
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