Tails is actually quite easy to use and has a decent selection of software preinstalled; GNOME 3 surprisingly hasn't annoyed me. As far as restrictions are concerned, there are a few
imposed by default, such as disabled administrator privileges. Interestingly, if you try to remove the medium Tails runs on (e.g. USB stick), the system will automatically shut down,
clearing all content on RAM as usual. Neat security measure.
There is still a good deal to explore on Tails, such as setting up encrypted persistence, but judging from my first
Encrypted persistence has been working since the early versions.
Good to know. Have you been using Tails for a long time?
impressions, Tails lives up to the praise it receives from privacy enthusiasts.
