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"Certain users might not want to restart the computer every time they wish to "
"use the Internet anonymously with Tails. For those, a so called [virtual "
"machine](http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Virtual_machine)  can be used to run "
"Tails inside the \"host\" operating system installed on the computer (e.g. "
"Microsoft Windows, Mac OS X, etc.).  Essentially these programs emulate real "
"computers that you can run \"guest\" operating systems (in this case Tails) "
"in so they appear in a window within the host operating system. Using one of "
"these technologies allows for convenient access to Tails's features in a "
"protected environment while you at the same time have access to your normal "
"operation system."
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msgid "There are a few security issues with this approach though."
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"When running Tails inside a virtual machine, both the host operating system "
"and the virtualization software are able to monitor what you are doing in "
"Tails."
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"The main issue is if the host operating system is compromised with a "
"software keylogger or other malware, which Tails does not provide any "
"protection against – in fact, that is impossible."
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msgid "Moreover traces are likely to be left on the local hard disk."
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"As such, this is only recommended when the other alternative is not an "
"option or when you are absolutely sure that your host system is clean."
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"That's why Tails warns you when you are running it inside a virtual machine. "
"Do not expect Tails to protect you if you run it in a virtual machine if you "
"do not trust the host computer, Tails is not magical!"
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"If you read this warning while you are not aware to be using a virtual "
"machine: there could be a [[bug|support/found_a_problem]] in the virtualization "
"detection software Tails uses... or something really weird is happening."
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"If you are unsure, and if you can afford it, just run Tails from a CD or USB "
"stick."
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"Some [[tips]] can help making the host operating system and virtualization "
"software a tiny bit more secure."
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"In the future, it will be possible to easily start [[Tails within Windows]]."
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