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        <source>A captive portal is a web page that is often displayed before you can access the Internet on public networks in airports, hotels, libraries, and other places.</source>
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        <source>[[!img captive_portal.png link="no" class="svg" alt="Train station Wi-Fi. Click here for 60 minutes of free Wi-Fi" title="Example of a captive portal"]]
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        <source>Tails cannot connect to the Tor network when the Internet connection is initially blocked by a captive portal.</source>
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