2. SecureDrop
3. SecureDrop
4. Yoruba

<strong>TipImportant:</strong> If you wish to remain anonymous, <strong>do not</strong> use GPG to sign the encrypted file (with the <code>--sign</code> or <code>-s</code> flag) as this will reveal your GPG identity to us.

Upload your encrypted submission. It will have the same filename as the unencrypted file, with .gpg at the end (e.g. <code>roswell_photosinternal_memo.pdf.gpg</code>)

If you are using a Mac/ or Linux, open the terminal. You can import the key with :<p><code>gpg --import /path/to/key.asc{submission_key_fpr_filename}</code>.</p>

<a href="{url}">Download</a> the public key. The public key is a text file with the extension <code>.ascIt will be saved to a file called:
<p><code>{submission_key_fpr_filename}</code></p>

We <strong>strongly advise</strong> you to use the <a href="www.torproject.org/projects/torbrowser.html">Tor bBrowser</a> instead.

<strong>It is recommended you use the desktop version of Tor Browser to access SecureDrop, as Orfox does not provide the same level of security and anonymity as the desktop versions.</strong> <a id="recommend-tor" href="{tor_browser_url}">Learn how to install it</a>, or ignore this warning to continue.

<strong>It is recommended to use the Tor Browser to access SecureDrop:</strong> <a id="recommend-tor" href="{tor_browser_url}">Learn how to install it</a>, or ignore this warning to continue.

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