> On 14 Jul 2018, at 14:58, Sebastian Nielsen <[email protected]> wrote:
> This also means any single tails installation media can be used by unlimited
> users. And that would also make it more interesting for internet cafés and
> such to install Tails on their public computers, since tails then become
> completely read-only but still users can get their PGP keys, bitcoin keys,
> and TOR keys and other keys by simply logging in with the password they chose
> when first starting to use tails at home.
>
The entire point of Tails is to have a secure, trustable OS. This is completely
incompatible in principle with internet cafes. While it may be possible for an
internet cafe to provide tails based machines, nobody concerned about their
data security should ever use such an instance.
A
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