Open this page on your smartphone, tablet, or another computer (recommended). Print the rest of the instructions on paper. Take note of the URL of this page to be able to come back later: …

If the computer stops responding or displays other error messages before getting to Tails Greeter, refer to the troubleshooting section about Tails not starting entirely.

Note: This page is part of our work on an Installation Assistant for Tails. It presents the full list of instructions for Windows user to install Tails on a USB stick.

In this step you will download Tails as an ISO image: a single file containing the whole operating system. For your security, it is very important to also verify your download.

I’m finding a critical problem in my use of TAILS is inability for the Unsafe Browser to download and save files where I can retreive them. Some servers refuse the TOR browser, so the user is …

Aug 20, 2016 · I’m pretty sure that rasbian is not the right platform: Tails is based on Debian, and any port of Tails to ARM shall be based on some ARM architecture that’s supported in Debian.

I have personally tested the installation of the exfat-fuse package as available from repositories already included with Tails for APT. It works perfectly and I have yet to run into any issues.

One test failed in Jenkins, which I expect is unrelated (“Scenario Booting Tails from a USB drive upgraded from DVD with persistence enabled”), but I’ll wait for the next Jenkins test results …

This ticket is about the feature of Tails Installer to “use a downloaded Tails ISO image” and how important it is to change it to “use a downloaded Tails USB image”.

Well, since Tails 3.12, many users have been complaining that they get the “Error starting GDM” issue, and finally I got answers confirming that there hardware were working fine with Tails …