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        <source>[[!meta title="How can I trust Tails?"]]
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        <target state="needs-translation">[[!meta title="اعتماد به تیلز"]]
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        <source>[[!meta stylesheet="doc/about/trust/testimonials.inline" rel="stylesheet" title=""]]
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        <source>Tails will never try to harm you or any of our users, as a core principle of our [social contract](https://community.torproject.org/policies/social_contract/). As part of that commitment, we have written this page to help you make an informed decision about whether you can trust Tails.</source>
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        <source>We think that Tails is a trustworthy project because:</source>
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        <source>**Our work is public**</source>
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        <source>Tails is [[Free Software|about/license]] and security researchers can examine our [[!tails_gitlab tails/tails desc="source code"]].</source>
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        <source>Tails is [[audited by independent security researchers|security#audits]] and we publish the results of these audits.</source>
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        <source>Known issues in Tails are described publicly in our [[!tails_gitlab tails/tails/-/issues desc="GitLab issue tracker"]]. We might hide embargoed security vulnerabilities in Tails while we work on a solution, but only as a way of protecting our users.</source>
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        <source>The most sensitive parts of Tails are explained in our [[design documents|contribute/design]].</source>
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        <source>**Tails is based on Tor and Debian**</source>
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        <source>  The software included in Tails is either written by us or inherited from
  Debian and other Tor projects:
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        <source>[Debian](https://debian.org/) is the Linux distribution with the most derivatives, including Ubuntu.</source>
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        <source>    Debian and its derivatives
    are [the most popular Linux distributions on web
    servers](https://w3techs.com/technologies/details/os-linux) across the
    Internet.
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        <source>    The Debian project is coordinated over the Internet by a team of
    volunteers whose work is entirely public. All this makes Debian one of the
    Free Software projects under the most scrutiny by security researchers.
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        <source>[Tor](https://torproject.org/) is the best anonymity network available.</source>
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        <source>    Tails is made by the Tor Project, the same organization that makes the Tor
    software and *Tor Browser*.
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        <source>    Tor
    has partnered with leading research institutions and has been subjected to
    intensive academic research. Tor has received awards from institutions
    such as the [EFF](https://www.eff.org/awards/pioneer/2012) and the [Free
    Software
    Foundation](https://www.fsf.org/news/2010-free-software-awards-announced).
    Even the NSA qualified Tor as "[the King of high secure, low latency Internet
    Anonymity](https://www.theguardian.com/world/interactive/2013/oct/04/tor-high-secure-internet-anonymity)."
</source>
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        <source>**Our downloads are verifiable**</source>
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        <source>  Making sure that our users are really downloading an unmodified version of
  our work is also critical to trust and security:
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        <source>We provide [[strong and easy-to-use verification mechanisms|contribute/design/download_verification]] to make sure that our users are downloading a genuine copy of Tails.</source>
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        <source>Our downloads are [[reproducible|contribute/build/reproducible]] to make sure that the process of building the downloads from our source code was not altered by our own infrastructure.</source>
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        <source>However, Tails, like Debian, includes closed source binary firmware in order to work on as much hardware as possible.</source>
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        <source>**Tails is recommended by renown and diverse people and organizations**</source>
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        <source>  See also our list of [[supporters|https://www.torproject.org/about/supporters/]].
</source>
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        <source>[[!inline pages="doc/about/trust/testimonials.inline" raw="yes" sort="age"]]
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