is Google listening to us?

[walpurgis]

I've recently obtained a boot CD of 'TAILS' Linux O/S to try on the PC.

Booting directly from this means you don't even have to use the installed operating system. And you can still save stuff to your computer if need be.

TAILS runs TOR as the Browser and features privacy and anonymity. Used with an extra VPN makes you about as invisible as you can get on the net.

Also, nothing is left behind on your PC. Mind you, Toolwix Care 'timefreeze', which I use most of the time each day achieves that too.

Info: http://www.pcworld.com/article/30267...r-upgrade.html

There are later versions.

[stairpost]

I've recently obtained a boot CD of 'TAILS' Linux O/S to try on the PC.

Booting directly from this means you don't even have to use the installed operating system. And you can still save stuff to your computer if need be.

TAILS runs TOR as the Browser and features privacy and anonymity. Used with an extra VPN makes you about as invisible as you can get on the net.

Also, nothing is left behind on your PC. Mind you, Toolwix Care 'timefreeze', which I use most of the time each day achieves that too.

Info: http://www.pcworld.com/article/30267...r-upgrade.html

There are later versions.

I have been reading about Tor, it looks like quite a serious tool.

[stairpost]

I've recently obtained a boot CD of 'TAILS' Linux O/S to try on the PC.

Booting directly from this means you don't even have to use the installed operating system. And you can still save stuff to your computer if need be.

TAILS runs TOR as the Browser and features privacy and anonymity. Used with an extra VPN makes you about as invisible as you can get on the net.

Also, nothing is left behind on your PC. Mind you, Toolwix Care 'timefreeze', which I use most of the time each day achieves that too.

Info: http://www.pcworld.com/article/30267...r-upgrade.html

There are later versions.

I have been reading about Tor, it looks like quite a serious tool.