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*Telegram Web* does not work in *Tor Browser* as of January 2025. *Telegram
Web* has been working in *Tor Browser* in the past and might work again in
the future.
 
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*WhatsApp Web* works in *Tor Browser* as of January 2025. *WhatsApp Web* has
been unreliable in *Tor Browser* in the past and might stop working in the
future.
 
01/23/2025
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To create a *Signal* account for a new telephone number from Tails, follow
this tutorial on [registering an account using
`signal-cli`](https://0xacab.org/about.privacy/messengers-on-tails-os/-/wikis/Signal/Registration-and-Provisioning-via-signal-cli).
 
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You can follow this tutorial to [install *Signal Desktop* on
Tails](https://0xacab.org/about.privacy/messengers-on-tails-os/-/wikis/Signal/Install-Signal-desktop)
and link to an existing *Signal* account.
 
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Current alternatives:
 
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In Tails, you can already chat over XMPP using [[Pidgin|doc/anonymous_internet/pidgin]] and create anonymous chat rooms using [[OnionShare|doc/anonymous_internet/onionshare]].
 
01/23/2025
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Because no single app will ever meet the needs of all our users, we might also make it easier to install other messaging apps. ([[!tails_ticket 14567]])
 
01/23/2025
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Adding [*Signal*](https://signal.org/) is very high in our priorities but complicated because *Signal* is not available in Debian by default and updates very often.
 
01/23/2025
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<h2 id="messaging">Can I use messaging apps like WhatsApp, Telegram, or Signal in Tails?</h2>
 
01/23/2025
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The “wiki/src/support/faq.sr_Latn.po” file was changed. 01/23/2025
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*Telegram Web* does not work in *Tor Browser* as of January 2025. *Telegram
Web* has been working in *Tor Browser* in the past and might work again in
the future.
 
01/23/2025
None

String updated in the repository
*WhatsApp Web* works in *Tor Browser* as of January 2025. *WhatsApp Web* has
been unreliable in *Tor Browser* in the past and might stop working in the
future.
 
01/23/2025
None

String updated in the repository
To create a *Signal* account for a new telephone number from Tails, follow
this tutorial on [registering an account using
`signal-cli`](https://0xacab.org/about.privacy/messengers-on-tails-os/-/wikis/Signal/Registration-and-Provisioning-via-signal-cli).
 
01/23/2025
None

String updated in the repository
You can follow this tutorial to [install *Signal Desktop* on
Tails](https://0xacab.org/about.privacy/messengers-on-tails-os/-/wikis/Signal/Install-Signal-desktop)
and link to an existing *Signal* account.
 
01/23/2025
None

String updated in the repository
Current alternatives:
 
01/23/2025
None

String updated in the repository
In Tails, you can already chat over XMPP using [[Pidgin|doc/anonymous_internet/pidgin]] and create anonymous chat rooms using [[OnionShare|doc/anonymous_internet/onionshare]].
 
01/23/2025
None

String updated in the repository
Because no single app will ever meet the needs of all our users, we might also make it easier to install other messaging apps. ([[!tails_ticket 14567]])
 
01/23/2025
None

String updated in the repository
Adding [*Signal*](https://signal.org/) is very high in our priorities but complicated because *Signal* is not available in Debian by default and updates very often.
 
01/23/2025
None

String updated in the repository
<h2 id="messaging">Can I use messaging apps like WhatsApp, Telegram, or Signal in Tails?</h2>
 
01/23/2025
None

Resource updated
The “wiki/src/support/faq.ru.po” file was changed. 01/23/2025

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