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*Dangerzone* requires a lot of memory in the computer and space in your
Persistent Storage because it relies on [[!wikipedia Containerization
(computing) desc="software containers"]] to manipulate dangerous files
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System requirements
 
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1. For example [[!wikipedia Machine Identification Code desc="printer tracking
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*Metadata Cleaner* to [[remove metadata from your files|doc/sensitive_documents/metadata]] before you publish or share them.
 
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We recommend that you use:
 
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Tails also includes [[*Metadata Cleaner*|doc/sensitive_documents/metadata]] to clean files, but the use cases for *Dangerzone* and *Metadata Cleaner* are very different.
 
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Differences between *Dangerzone* and *Metadata Cleaner*
 
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*Dangerzone* works on many file formats, including:
 
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Supported formats
 
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[[!toc levels=2]]
 
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We are not including *Dangerzone* in Tails only because it would be too big (over 1 GB), but we highly recommend it.
 
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<div class="tip">
 
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*Dangerzone* is particularly useful for journalists who might receive dangerous
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When you receive untrusted documents, for example, email attachments, *[Dangerzone](https://dangerzone.rocks/)* allows you to convert them into safe PDFs before opening.
 
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[[!meta title="Converting dangerous documents to safe PDFs using Dangerzone"]]
 
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├── document-safe.odt
└── unsafe
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After the conversion finishes, the original document is moved to a new *unsafe* folder and the name of the safe document that has been created includes *safe*. For example:
 
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<p><i>Dangerzone</i> requires at least 8 GB of RAM to install.</p>
 
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