Files that you opened, even if you deleted them

All the devices and Wi-Fi networks that you used

<i>GNOME Secrets</i>, to create and store strong passwords

[[Warnings: Tails is safe but not magic!|about/warnings]]

[[Features and included software|about/features]]

[[How can I trust Tails?|about/trust]]

[[License and source code distribution|about/license]]

[[Acknowledgments and similar projects|about/acknowledgments_and_similar_projects]]

The source code of the Debian packages included in Tails is available in the [APT snapshot](https://tagged.snapshots.deb.tails.net/) that we created for that version of Tails.

The [[Boot Menu animation|doc/first_steps/start/pc#animation]] is licensed under the [Creative Commons Attribution-ShareAlike 4.0 International License](https://creativecommons.org/licenses/by-sa/4.0/), copyright [Odile Carabantes](https://studiomoare.com/) and Enso Studio ([source](https://gitlab.tails.net/tails/ux/-/raw/master/boot%20menu%20key/animation.rar) for Adobe Illustrator and Adobe Premiere).

**Our work is public**

**Tails is based on Tor and Debian**

**Our downloads are verifiable**

**Tails is recommended by renown and diverse people and organizations**

Try to keep your computer in a safe location. Hardware alterations are more likely on public computers, in Internet cafés or libraries, and on desktop computers, where a device is easier to hide.

[[Connecting to a local network|anonymous_internet/networkmanager]]

[[Connecting to the Tor network|anonymous_internet/tor]]

[[Browsing the web with *Tor Browser*|anonymous_internet/tor_browser]]

[[Sharing files, websites, and chat rooms using *OnionShare*|anonymous_internet/onionshare]]

[[Emailing and reading news with *Thunderbird*|anonymous_internet/thunderbird]]