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<p class="command">torsocks mumble</p>
 
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For example, to use *Mumble* in Tails, you can also execute the following
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<p class="command-template">torsocks <span class="command-placeholder">application</span></p>
 
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Execute the following command in a *Console*. Replace
<span class="command-placeholder">application</span> with the command line
of the application that you want to open.
 
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Open the application using `torsocks` on the command line.
 
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[[!img mumble.png class="screenshot" alt="Network configuration of Mumble with proxy settings"]]
 
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For example, to use *Mumble* in Tails, you can configure Tor as proxy in the
network configuration of *Mumble*:
 
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Configure the application to use Tor as a proxy with the following parameters:
 
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[[!img add.png class="screenshot" alt=""]]
 
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[*GNOME Camera*](https://apps.gnome.org/Snapshot/), from the `gnome-snapshot` package, an application to take pictures and videos from your webcam.
 
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Some software might, for example, modify the firewall and break the security built into Tails. But other software like games or office tools are probably fine.
 
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<p>The packages included in Tails are carefully tested for security.
Installing additional packages might break the security built into Tails. For
example, installing OpenVPN might modify the firewall rules that Tails uses to
force network traffic to go through Tor.</p>
 
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Choose **Apps&nbsp;▸ System Tools&nbsp;▸ Synaptic Package Manager**.
 
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For example, to add
the `non-free` sections of Debian 13 (Trixie), backports, and security
updates, you can create a file named
*/live/persistence/TailsData_unlocked/apt-sources.list.d/non-free.list*
with the following content:
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<p>Configuring additional APT repositories might break the security built into
Tails and might install software that has not even been approved by Debian. Be even more careful
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[[!img remove.png class="screenshot" alt=""]]
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Choose **Apps&nbsp;▸ System Tools&nbsp;▸ Additional Software**.
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**Install Every Time**, you can remove it either:
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To see which packages are installed automatically every time you start Tails, choose **Apps&nbsp;▸ System Tools&nbsp;▸ Additional Software**.
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<p class="command">torsocks mumble</p>
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