TECH STORE ONLinux Tails OS Bootable USB Flash Thumb Drive for Anonymous Internet Access with no Censorship - Secure Your Privacy

It works, it’s not a scam and it’s not malware. I was VERY skeptical but I was proven wrong.

What I Liked:Functionality: It works as described and serves its intended purpose effectively.Ease of Use: The design is user-friendly, making it simple to set up and use right out of the box.Value for Money: Considering the price, it offers good performance and features.Areas for Improvement:Quality: While it’s generally well-made, some parts could be a bit more durable or refined.Minor Flaws: There are small issues that don’t affect functionality but could be improved to enhance the overall experience.Overall, I’m satisfied with this purchase and would recommend it to others. It’s not perfect, but it gets the job done and offers solid value. With a few tweaks, it could easily earn 5 stars!

In my fifty plus years of using computers I am very partial to Unix operating systems an their descendants. I also like to explore OS systems. Now retired and downsized I replaced my dozens of computers with a single MacBook Pro. I tried this on my MacBook but I couldn’t get it to boot. I have not yet taken the time to find out if the Apple published instructions I used don’t match my model or if it is the device itself. I rated it highly due to not wanting to do harm to this product’s reputation.

Had some questions at first but their help department was quick to email over directions that did not come with the USB. Drive that got me up and going as soon as I got them.. Note this is the 12/19 version and needs a lot of updates. Opening screen says if new updates are released they would automatically download. But they never do. On 07/13/21 Tails came out one of the biggest updates in a while. I held of downloading the updates until the July update came out hoping that I would follow the directions to manually download the previous updates. You have to download all the missing updates in order to download the July update. Thats a lot of work for something I just bought thinking it was the current version of tails.. also you have to juggle tails between. Two usb's while updating, on has the all versions of tails,, when you download an update you have to transfer them to a new USB drive with the new version on top,, then repeat that for every update until your complete.. I read the directions briefly so I'm trying to remember here but by doing it that way it makes the older versions compresed and freeing space up for the new update so you end up being able to use one USB for a long time because your compresingin the older versions with each updated. I ssay save your self the headach and just buy the current version that's all you need any way.. if tails can address this that would be great, but that was is my experience using this version of tails from this manufacture. Tailspin is supposed to hide your identity. With this version you can be completely sure your identity is completely sealed while using it. There are some functions that I have found once in tails are non functioning despite watching tutorials on YouTube.

I was lazy so I decided to utilize this Tails system to check out all the features, and become familiar with the operating system. Building the usable online system with total network cloaking takes about 2 hours, and 2 USB sticks. It's worth doing though. For example, if you choose customization during the installation of Windows 10, you can purview what information they are acquiring. For example: Type in your Social Security in Word and it goes into their database. Every key stroke. Tails with the TOR browser, through a VPN is about as safe as you can get online. And all those recommendations you get online are not the result of guess work.

I use it because of my security

First off the quality of the thumb drive itself is absolute garbage. For that price you could get a really nice 64 - 128gb drive and pay your nephew $5 to put a live ver. Of Linux on it. The drive only boot up once into a gnome Ubuntu portals version then never wanted to boot again

No persistant data storage option, probably due to the capacity of the flashdrive being only 8Gb. A 32Gb flashdrive would likely fix this.