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After you started Tails, copy one of the bridge lines from this other USB stick into *Tor Connection*.
 
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Store the bridge lines in a text document on separate USB stick for later use in Tails.
 
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Sending a message to [[@GetBridgesBot|https://support.torproject.org/tor-browser/circumvention/getting-bridges/#telegram-bot]] from [[*Telegram*|https://telegram.org/]].
 
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We recommend that you visit this page from a different local network if
accessing this page is blocked or if you want to hide that you are
connecting to Tor.
 
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Visiting <https://bridges.torproject.org/options>.
 
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Before starting Tails, learn about bridges by either:
 
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**Enter a bridge that you already know**
 
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**Ask for a bridge by email**
 
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If you choose *Automatic* as region, the country of your IP address is used.
 
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Tails downloads information about bridges that are most likely to work in
your region from the [[Moat
API|https://gitlab.torproject.org/tpo/anti-censorship/rdsys/-/blob/main/doc/moat.md]]
of the Tor Project. To circumvent censorship, this connection is disguised as
a connection to another website using [[!wikipedia domain fronting]].
 
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This option is the easiest as it allows you to learn about bridges directly
from Tails.
 
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**Ask for a bridge based on your region**
 
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To configure a Tor bridge in *Tor Connection*, you can either:
 
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Sending the email reveals to Gmail or Riseup that you are trying to
connect to Tor but not to someone who monitors your Internet connection.
 
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You can send an empty email to
<a href="mailto:bridges@torproject.org">bridges@torproject.org</a> from a
Gmail or Riseup email address.
 
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Even someone who knows your bridge cannot know what you are doing online from Tails.
 
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You can use *obfs4* and *WebTunnel* bridges in Tails right now.
 
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