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Uniting for Internet Freedom: Tor Project & Tails Join Forces | Tor Project
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I never heard of Tails. What is it?
EDIT: Wait found their website.
@cyborganism @zloubida it's strange that you never heard of it because it is a live-only Linux distro that is one of the most privacy-preserving OSes out there, it is mostly used to access the dark web, however its nature makes it that it can be used for many, many things, like testing an otherwise 100% OS-breaking thing
Its not that weird as Tails is fairly obscure
Didn't expect it to be on Lemmy, but oh well
Try to avoid the negative comments. Your previous comment doesn't read to well and sounds almost passive aggressive. Instead of lashing out respond with an explanation of what it is.
I'm guilty of the gate keeper like behavior myself so this is me just passing on some advise to a fellow mod.