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Tails is being distributed free of charge because we strongly believe that [[free software is more secure by design|doc/about/trust#free_software]]. But also because we think that **nobody should have to pay to be safe while using computers**. Unfortunately, Tails cannot stay alive without money as developing Tails and maintaining our infrastructure has a cost.
Tails 可以免費自由散佈，因為我們強烈堅信[[自由軟體從設計上就更為安全|doc/about/trust#free_software]]。也因為我們認為 **沒有人須為了安全使用電腦而付出代價**。不幸的是， Tails 的開發與基礎設備維護 [[都需要成本|doc/about/finances]]，必須有錢才能讓它繼續存活。
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If you find Tails useful, please consider [[donating money|donate]] or [[contributing some of your time and skills|contribute]] to the project. Donations to Tails are tax-deductible both in the US and in Europe.
如果你覺得 Tails 有用，請考慮[[捐款|donate]] 或是為這個專案 [[貢獻出一些時間或技能|contribute]] 。在歐洲與美國，捐款給 Tails 給可扺稅。
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[Reporters Without Borders](https://rsf.org/) is an organization that promotes and defends freedom of information, freedom of the press, and has consultant status at the United Nations. RWB [advertises the use of Tails](https://rsf.org/sites/default/files/guide_journaliste_rsf_2015_en_0.pdf) for journalists to fight censorship and protect their sources. RWB uses Tails in their training sessions world-wide.
[Reporters Without Borders](https://rsf.org/) 是一個提倡與捍衛資訊自由、新聞自由的組織，其具有聯合國諮詢地位。RWB [推廣使用 Tails](https://www.wefightcensorship.org/article/tails-amnesic-incognito-live-systemhtml.html) 好讓記者對抗言論審查與保護消息來源。RWB 在他們的全球訓練課程中介紹 Tails 使用。
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[Fahad Desmukh](http://desmukh.com/), a freelance journalist based in Pakistan who is also working for Bytes for All always has a Tails USB handy: "I can use it whenever I may need to and I especially make sure to keep it with me when travelling. Pakistan really isn't the safest place for journalists so thanks to the Tails team for an amazing tool."
[Fahad Desmukh](http://desmukh.com/)，一位巴基斯場的自由新聞記者也同時為 [Bytes for All](http://content.bytesforall.pk/)工作。他總是帶著 Tails USB 隨身碟： " 我可在需要時使用它，尤其是方便帶著它出門旅行。巴基斯坦對記者而言，可不是一個最安全的地方，所以感謝 Tails 團隊做了一個這麼棒的工具。"
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In Starting a revolution with technology, Slim Amamou, Tunisian blogger and former Secretary of State for Sport and Youth, explains that Tor "was vital to get information and share it" during the Tunisian revolution of 2011, because social media pages sharing information about the protests were "systematically censored so you could not access them without censorship circumvention tools".
在 [Starting a revolution with technology](http://edition.cnn.com/2011/TECH/innovation/06/17/mesh.technology.revolution/)報導中， Slim Amamou, 突尼西亞的部落客與State for Sport and Youth 的前任祕書解釋：在2011年的突尼斯革命期間， Tor "對於取得與分享資訊至為關鍵" ，因為社交平台分享抗議訊息的粉絲頁 "已遭到系統性地封鎖，若沒有抗對規避審查的工具就無法接取這些訊息。".
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Between March 19 and March 31, the number of Tor users in Turkey was multiplied by 3 as a direct response to the growing Internet censorship in the country: on 20 March 2014, access to Twitter was blocked in Turkey, and on 27 March 2014 access to YouTube was blocked.
在20014年3月19日到31日，[土耳其國內的 Tor 使用人數](https://metrics.torproject.org/users.html?graph=userstats-relay-country&start=2014-03-01&end=2014-04-01&country=tr&events=off#userstats-relay-country) 多出了 3 倍，因為國內網路審查的狀況持續惡化。 2014年3月20日，Twitter 在土國境內遭到封鎖，3月27 日YouTube 也被切斷。
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