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It's also the first time that we recommend installing a 3rd party package that is not available in Debian. We know that a lot of software that would be useful for our users is not readily available in Debian. If this first experiment is successful, we might document more such packages.
 
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*Dangerzone* will allow more investigative journalists to use the safe
environment that Tails provides when manipulating sensitive documents.
 
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So, we collaborated with Alex Pyrgiotis from Freedom of the Press Foundation to make it as easy as possible to install *Dangerzone* in Tails as [[Additional Software|doc/persistent_storage/additional_software]]. The setup requires using the command line, but, after that, *Dangerzone* will install automatically every time you start Tails.
 
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It's totally the kind of software that aligns with [[our mission|contribute/mission]]. The only reason why we are not including *Dangerzone* in Tails by default is because *Dangerzone* is too big and not available in Debian.
 
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*Dangerzone* is an essential tool and is built by great people. It was first
written by [Micah Lee](https://micahflee.com/about/) to protect investigative
journalists while working at [The Intercept](https://theintercept.com/).
*Dangerzone* is now maintained by [Freedom of the Press
Foundation](https://freedom.press), a non-profit that protects public-interest
journalism. Edward Snowden and Laura Poitras are on its Board of Directors.
 
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*Dangerzone* is particularly useful for journalists who might receive dangerous
documents from anonymous sources or download them from the Internet.
 
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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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Today, we added documentation on our website to [[install *Dangerzone* in Tails|doc/persistent_storage/additional_software/dangerzone]].
 
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[[!tag announce]]
 
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[[!pagetemplate template="news.tmpl"]]
 
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[[!meta date="Tue, 06 Aug 2024 18:00:00 +0000"]]
 
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[[!meta title="Converting dangerous documents to safe PDFs using Dangerzone"]]
 
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It's also the first time that we recommend installing a 3rd party package that is not available in Debian. We know that a lot of software that would be useful for our users is not readily available in Debian. If this first experiment is successful, we might document more such packages.
3 months ago
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*Dangerzone* will allow more investigative journalists to use the safe
environment that Tails provides when manipulating sensitive documents.
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So, we collaborated with Alex Pyrgiotis from Freedom of the Press Foundation to make it as easy as possible to install *Dangerzone* in Tails as [[Additional Software|doc/persistent_storage/additional_software]]. The setup requires using the command line, but, after that, *Dangerzone* will install automatically every time you start Tails.
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It's totally the kind of software that aligns with [[our mission|contribute/mission]]. The only reason why we are not including *Dangerzone* in Tails by default is because *Dangerzone* is too big and not available in Debian.
3 months ago
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*Dangerzone* is an essential tool and is built by great people. It was first
written by [Micah Lee](https://micahflee.com/about/) to protect investigative
journalists while working at [The Intercept](https://theintercept.com/).
*Dangerzone* is now maintained by [Freedom of the Press
Foundation](https://freedom.press), a non-profit that protects public-interest
journalism. Edward Snowden and Laura Poitras are on its Board of Directors.
3 months ago
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  2. wiki/src/news/dangerzone.*.po
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*Dangerzone* is particularly useful for journalists who might receive dangerous
documents from anonymous sources or download them from the Internet.
3 months ago
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  2. wiki/src/news/dangerzone.*.po
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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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