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Tails OS, a free based AF operating system designed to protect you against malware, censorship, and surveillance.
It was first released in 2009 and became famous when Edward Snowden used it to communicate with reporters, exposing the government's mass surveillance programs.
Most personal computers are just cool prisons that track your every movement and harvest your biometric data so advertisers can eventually unburden you from your money.
Tails OS is a Debian based Linux distro that boots from a USB stick to turn any computer into a temporarily secure machine.
When you finally discover the true shape of the Earth, you might think you're Clever because you used a private browser and deleted all the files from your computer.
But traces were left behind on disk that could be recovered via forensic analysis, and now they're gonna try to unalive Tails helps you avoid this fate thanks to amnesia.
Everything you do disappears automatically when the OS shuts down because Tails never writes thing to the hard disk, and only runs from the memory on your computer.
When you get a knock at the door FBI, open up.
There's no need to rip out your hard drive and flush it down the toilet.
Instead, just turn the computer off.
And all the totally legit and mundane things you just did will be lost forever.
However, it is possible to store some information on the USB, like browser bookmarks or documents that you want to persist between sessions.
And, of course, they're encrypted automatically.
When you boot it up, you'll find your favorite GNU utilities, but also privacy focused software like the Tor browser, which routes Internet traffic through the Tor network consisting of multiple layers of encrypted relays where no individual relay knows both where you're coming from and where you're going to conceal your location, IP address, and usage.
In fact, any application that tries to access the Internet without the Tor network is automatically block on Tails.
This makes it a great option for journalists working on sensitive topics, victims of domestic abuse, or anyone who enjoys truly free software where free means freedom.
What will you do Who will have freedom?
To get started, grab a USB stick with at least 8 gigabytes of memory, then download the version that matches your current s.
Now verify the file to ensure that it wasn't corrupted during download, then use a tool like Etcher to safely flash it on the USB stick.
Next, make sure you have the official startup instructions on a separate device.
Then on Windows, hold down the shift key while clicking on the restart button from the start menu, then use the option to reboot from a device.
This will bring up a boot menu where you select the USB stick, at which point you can select Tails from the bootloader.
And now we're officially running Tails.
Go through the initial setup, and most importantly, make sure you have a good connection to the Tor network.
Congratulations.
Circulations, you now have a private and anonymous computer.
Everything you do now is stored in random access memory and not on disk.
In addition, when Tails shuts down, it will overwrite most of the RAM to prevent a cold boot attack where someone extracts a memory dump from the RAM, which is often done in digital forensics to catch the bad guys.
This has been Tails OS in one 100 seconds.
But don't tell anybody I told you about it.
Thanks for watching, and I will see you in the next one.

Speaker 0: Tails OS, a free based AF operating system designed to protect you against malware, censorship, and surveillance. It was first released in 2009 and became famous when Edward Snowden used it to communicate with reporters, exposing the government's mass surveillance programs. Most personal computers are just cool prisons that track your every movement and harvest your biometric data so advertisers can eventually unburden you from your money. Tails OS is a Debian based Linux distro that boots from a USB stick to turn any computer into a temporarily secure machine. When you finally discover the true shape of the Earth, you might think you're Clever because you used a private browser and deleted all the files from your computer.

But traces were left behind on disk that could be recovered via forensic analysis, and now they're gonna try to unalive Tails helps you avoid this fate thanks to amnesia. Everything you do disappears automatically when the OS shuts down because Tails never writes thing to the hard disk, and only runs from the memory on your computer. When you get a knock at the door FBI, open up. There's no need to rip out your hard drive and flush it down the toilet. Instead, just turn the computer off.

And all the totally legit and mundane things you just did will be lost forever. However, it is possible to store some information on the USB, like browser bookmarks or documents that you want to persist between sessions. And, of course, they're encrypted automatically. When you boot it up, you'll find your favorite GNU utilities, but also privacy focused software like the Tor browser, which routes Internet traffic through the Tor network consisting of multiple layers of encrypted relays where no individual relay knows both where you're coming from and where you're going to conceal your location, IP address, and usage. In fact, any application that tries to access the Internet without the Tor network is automatically block on Tails.

This makes it a great option for journalists working on sensitive topics, victims of domestic abuse, or anyone who enjoys truly free software where free means freedom. What will you do Who will have freedom? To get started, grab a USB stick with at least 8 gigabytes of memory, then download the version that matches your current s. Now verify the file to ensure that it wasn't corrupted during download, then use a tool like Etcher to safely flash it on the USB stick. Next, make sure you have the official startup instructions on a separate device.

Then on Windows, hold down the shift key while clicking on the restart button from the start menu, then use the option to reboot from a device. This will bring up a boot menu where you select the USB stick, at which point you can select Tails from the bootloader. And now we're officially running Tails. Go through the initial setup, and most importantly, make sure you have a good connection to the Tor network. Congratulations.

Circulations, you now have a private and anonymous computer. Everything you do now is stored in random access memory and not on disk. In addition, when Tails shuts down, it will overwrite most of the RAM to prevent a cold boot attack where someone extracts a memory dump from the RAM, which is often done in digital forensics to catch the bad guys. This has been Tails OS in one 100 seconds. But don't tell anybody I told you about it.

Thanks for watching, and I will see you in the next one.
Tails OS, a free based AF operating system designed to protect you against malware, censorship, and surveillance. It was first released in 2009 and became famous when Edward Snowden used it to communicate with reporters, exposing the government's mass surveillance programs. Most personal computers are just cool prisons that track your every movement and harvest your biometric data so advertisers can eventually unburden you from your money. Tails OS is a Debian based Linux distro that boots from a USB stick to turn any computer into a temporarily secure machine. When you finally discover the true shape of the Earth, you might think you're Clever because you used a private browser and deleted all the files from your computer.
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But traces were left behind on disk that could be recovered via forensic analysis, and now they're gonna try to unalive Tails helps you avoid this fate thanks to amnesia. Everything you do disappears automatically when the OS shuts down because Tails never writes thing to the hard disk, and only runs from the memory on your computer. When you get a knock at the door FBI, open up. There's no need to rip out your hard drive and flush it down the toilet. Instead, just turn the computer off. And all the totally legit and mundane things you just did will be lost forever. However, it is possible to store some information on the USB, like browser bookmarks or documents that you want to persist between sessions.
And, of course, they're encrypted automatically. When you boot it up, you'll find your favorite GNU utilities, but also privacy focused software like the Tor browser, which routes Internet traffic through the Tor network consisting of multiple layers of encrypted relays where no individual relay knows both where you're coming from and where you're going to conceal your location, IP address, and usage. In fact, any application that tries to access the Internet without the Tor network is automatically block on Tails. This makes it a great option for journalists working on sensitive topics, victims of domestic abuse, or anyone who enjoys truly free software where free means freedom. What will you do Who will have freedom?
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To get started, grab a USB stick with at least 8 gigabytes of memory, then download the version that matches your current s. Now verify the file to ensure that it wasn't corrupted during download, then use a tool like Etcher to safely flash it on the USB stick. Next, make sure you have the official startup instructions on a separate device. Then on Windows, hold down the shift key while clicking on the restart button from the start menu, then use the option to reboot from a device. This will bring up a boot menu where you select the USB stick, at which point you can select Tails from the bootloader. And now we're officially running Tails.
Go through the initial setup, and most importantly, make sure you have a good connection to the Tor network. Congratulations. Circulations, you now have a private and anonymous computer. Everything you do now is stored in random access memory and not on disk. In addition, when Tails shuts down, it will overwrite most of the RAM to prevent a cold boot attack where someone extracts a memory dump from the RAM, which is often done in digital forensics to catch the bad guys.
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This has been Tails OS in one 100 seconds. But don't tell anybody I told you about it. Thanks for watching, and I will see you in the next one.
Tails OS, a free based AF operating system designed to protect you against malware, censorship, and surveillance. It was first released in 2009 and became famous when Edward Snowden used it to communicate with reporters, exposing the government's mass surveillance programs. Most personal computers are just cool prisons that track your every movement and harvest your biometric data so advertisers can eventually unburden you from your money. Tails OS is a Debian based Linux distro that boots from a USB stick to turn any computer into a temporarily secure machine. When you finally discover the true shape of the Earth, you might think you're Clever because you used a private browser and deleted all the files from your computer. But traces were left behind on disk that could be recovered via forensic analysis, and now they're gonna try to unalive Tails helps you avoid this fate thanks to amnesia. Everything you do disappears automatically when the OS shuts down because Tails never writes thing to the hard disk, and only runs from the memory on your computer. When you get a knock at the door FBI, open up. There's no need to rip out your hard drive and flush it down the toilet. Instead, just turn the computer off. And all the totally legit and mundane things you just did will be lost forever. However, it is possible to store some information on the USB, like browser bookmarks or documents that you want to persist between sessions. And, of course, they're encrypted automatically. When you boot it up, you'll find your favorite GNU utilities, but also privacy focused software like the Tor browser, which routes Internet traffic through the Tor network consisting of multiple layers of encrypted relays where no individual relay knows both where you're coming from and where you're going to conceal your location, IP address, and usage. In fact, any application that tries to access the Internet without the Tor network is automatically block on Tails. This makes it a great option for journalists working on sensitive topics, victims of domestic abuse, or anyone who enjoys truly free software where free means freedom. What will you do Who will have freedom? To get started, grab a USB stick with at least 8 gigabytes of memory, then download the version that matches your current s. Now verify the file to ensure that it wasn't corrupted during download, then use a tool like Etcher to safely flash it on the USB stick. Next, make sure you have the official startup instructions on a separate device. Then on Windows, hold down the shift key while clicking on the restart button from the start menu, then use the option to reboot from a device. This will bring up a boot menu where you select the USB stick, at which point you can select Tails from the bootloader. And now we're officially running Tails. Go through the initial setup, and most importantly, make sure you have a good connection to the Tor network. Congratulations. Circulations, you now have a private and anonymous computer. Everything you do now is stored in random access memory and not on disk. In addition, when Tails shuts down, it will overwrite most of the RAM to prevent a cold boot attack where someone extracts a memory dump from the RAM, which is often done in digital forensics to catch the bad guys. This has been Tails OS in one 100 seconds. But don't tell anybody I told you about it. Thanks for watching, and I will see you in the next one.
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based
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system
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designed
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and
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disappears
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automatically
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when
the
the
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shuts
shuts
down
down
because
because
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tails
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never
writes
writes
thing
thing
to
to
the
the
hard
hard
disk,
disk
and
and
only
only
runs
runs
from
from
the
the
memory
memory
on
on
your
your
computer.
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when
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get
get
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a
knock
knock
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at
the
the
door
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open
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no
need
need
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rip
rip
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out
your
your
hard
hard
drive
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flush
flush
it
it
down
down
the
the
toilet.
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instead
just
just
turn
turn
the
the
computer
computer
off.
off
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and
all
all
the
the
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totally
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and
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mundane
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things
you
you
just
just
did
did
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will
be
be
lost
lost
forever.
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is
is
possible
possible
to
to
store
store
some
some
information
information
on
on
the
the
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usb
like
like
browser
browser
bookmarks
bookmarks
or
or
documents
documents
that
that
you
you
want
want
to
to
persist
persist
between
between
sessions.
sessions
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and
of
of
course,
course
they're
they're
encrypted
encrypted
automatically.
automatically
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when
you
you
boot
boot
it
it
up,
up
you'll
you'll
find
find
your
your
favorite
favorite
GNU
gnu
utilities,
utilities
but
but
also
also
privacy
privacy
focused
focused
software
software
like
like
the
the
Tor
tor
browser,
browser
which
which
routes
routes
Internet
internet
traffic
traffic
through
through
the
the
Tor
tor
network
network
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consisting
of
of
multiple
multiple
layers
layers
of
of
encrypted
encrypted
relays
relays
where
where
no
no
individual
individual
relay
relay
knows
knows
both
both
where
where
you're
you're
coming
coming
from
from
and
and
where
where
you're
you're
going
going
to
to
conceal
conceal
your
your
location,
location
IP
ip
address,
address
and
and
usage.
usage
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in
fact,
fact
any
any
application
application
that
that
tries
tries
to
to
access
access
the
the
Internet
internet
without
without
the
the
Tor
tor
network
network
is
is
automatically
automatically
block
block
on
on
Tails.
tails
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this
makes
makes
it
it
a
a
great
great
option
option
for
for
journalists
journalists
working
working
on
on
sensitive
sensitive
topics,
topics
victims
victims
of
of
domestic
domestic
abuse,
abuse
or
or
anyone
anyone
who
who
enjoys
enjoys
truly
truly
free
free
software
software
where
where
free
free
means
means
freedom.
freedom
What
what
will
will
you
you
do
do
Who
who
will
will
have
have
freedom?
freedom
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to
get
get
started,
started
grab
grab
a
a
USB
usb
stick
stick
with
with
at
at
least
least
8
8
gigabytes
gigabytes
of
of
memory,
memory
then
then
download
download
the
the
version
version
that
that
matches
matches
your
your
current
current
s.
s
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now
verify
verify
the
the
file
file
to
to
ensure
ensure
that
that
it
it
wasn't
wasn't
corrupted
corrupted
during
during
download,
download
then
then
use
use
a
a
tool
tool
like
like
Etcher
etcher
to
to
safely
safely
flash
flash
it
it
on
on
the
the
USB
usb
stick.
stick
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next
make
make
sure
sure
you
you
have
have
the
the
official
official
startup
startup
instructions
instructions
on
on
a
a
separate
separate
device.
device
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then
on
on
Windows,
windows
hold
hold
down
down
the
the
shift
shift
key
key
while
while
clicking
clicking
on
on
the
the
restart
restart
button
button
from
from
the
the
start
start
menu,
menu
then
then
use
use
the
the
option
option
to
to
reboot
reboot
from
from
a
a
device.
device
This
this
will
will
bring
bring
up
up
a
a
boot
boot
menu
menu
where
where
you
you
select
select
the
the
USB
usb
stick,
stick
at
at
which
which
point
point
you
you
can
can
select
select
Tails
tails
from
from
the
the
bootloader.
bootloader
And
and
now
now
we're
we're
officially
officially
running
running
Tails.
tails
Go
go
through
through
the
the
initial
initial
setup,
setup
and
and
most
most
importantly,
importantly
make
make
sure
sure
you
you
have
have
a
a
good
good
connection
connection
to
to
the
the
Tor
tor
network.
network
Congratulations.
congratulations
Circulations,
circulations
you
you
now
now
have
have
a
a
private
private
and
and
anonymous
anonymous
computer.
computer
Everything
everything
you
you
do
do
now
now
is
is
stored
stored
in
in
random
random
access
access
memory
memory
and
and
not
not
on
on
disk.
disk
In
in
addition,
addition
when
when
Tails
tails
shuts
shuts
down,
down
it
it
will
will
overwrite
overwrite
most
most
of
of
the
the
RAM
ram
to
to
prevent
prevent
a
a
cold
cold
boot
boot
attack
attack
where
where
someone
someone
extracts
extracts
a
a
memory
memory
dump
dump
from
from
the
the
RAM,
ram
which
which
is
is
often
often
done
done
in
in
digital
digital
forensics
forensics
to
to
catch
catch
the
the
bad
bad
guys.
guys
This
this
has
has
been
been
Tails
tails
OS
os
in
in
one
one
100
100
seconds.
seconds
But
but
don't
don't
tell
tell
anybody
anybody
I
i
told
told
you
you
about
about
it.
it
Thanks
thanks
for
for
watching,
watching
and
and
I
i
will
will
see
see
you
you
in
in
the
the
next
next
one.
one
success
In this video, a representative from Tails OS explains the benefits of their software designed to protect against malware, censorship, and surveillance. The software is a Linux-based distro that boots from a USB stick and runs from the memory on the computer, allowing journalists to access sensitive information and prevent blockage attacks. The software is also designed to ensure privacy and security when downloading and installing the software, and anyone who enjoys it can use it to create a private computer.
Tails OS in 100 Seconds
Tails OS, a free based AF operating system designed to protect you against malware, censorship, and surveillance. It was first released in 2009 and became famous when Edward Snowden used it to communicate with reporters, exposing the government's mass surveillance programs. Most personal computers are just cool prisons that track your every movement and harvest your biometric data so advertisers can eventually unburden you from your money. Tails OS is a Debian based Linux distro that boots from a USB stick to turn any computer into a temporarily secure machine. When you finally discover the true shape of the Earth, you might think you're Clever because you used a private browser and deleted all the files from your computer. But traces were left behind on disk that could be recovered via forensic analysis, and now they're gonna try to unalive Tails helps you avoid this fate thanks to amnesia. Everything you do disappears automatically when the OS shuts down because Tails never writes thing to the hard disk, and only runs from the memory on your computer. When you get a knock at the door FBI, open up. There's no need to rip out your hard drive and flush it down the toilet. Instead, just turn the computer off. And all the totally legit and mundane things you just did will be lost forever. However, it is possible to store some information on the USB, like browser bookmarks or documents that you want to persist between sessions. And, of course, they're encrypted automatically. When you boot it up, you'll find your favorite GNU utilities, but also privacy focused software like the Tor browser, which routes Internet traffic through the Tor network consisting of multiple layers of encrypted relays where no individual relay knows both where you're coming from and where you're going to conceal your location, IP address, and usage. In fact, any application that tries to access the Internet without the Tor network is automatically block on Tails. This makes it a great option for journalists working on sensitive topics, victims of domestic abuse, or anyone who enjoys truly free software where free means freedom. What will you do Who will have freedom? To get started, grab a USB stick with at least 8 gigabytes of memory, then download the version that matches your current s. Now verify the file to ensure that it wasn't corrupted during download, then use a tool like Etcher to safely flash it on the USB stick. Next, make sure you have the official startup instructions on a separate device. Then on Windows, hold down the shift key while clicking on the restart button from the start menu, then use the option to reboot from a device. This will bring up a boot menu where you select the USB stick, at which point you can select Tails from the bootloader. And now we're officially running Tails. Go through the initial setup, and most importantly, make sure you have a good connection to the Tor network. Congratulations. Circulations, you now have a private and anonymous computer. Everything you do now is stored in random access memory and not on disk. In addition, when Tails shuts down, it will overwrite most of the RAM to prevent a cold boot attack where someone extracts a memory dump from the RAM, which is often done in digital forensics to catch the bad guys. This has been Tails OS in one 100 seconds. But don't tell anybody I told you about it. Thanks for watching, and I will see you in the next one.
In this video, a representative from Tails OS explains the benefits of their software designed to protect against malware, censorship, and surveillance. The software is a Linux-based distro that boots from a USB stick and runs from the memory on the computer, allowing journalists to access sensitive information and prevent blockage attacks. The software is also designed to ensure privacy and security when downloading and installing the software, and anyone who enjoys it can use it to create a private computer.

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        Generate the video : Tails OS, a free based AF operating system designed to protect you against malware, censorship, and surveillance. It was first released in 2009 and became famous when Edward Snowden used it to communicate with reporters, exposing the government's mass surveillance programs. Most personal computers are just cool prisons that track your every movement and harvest your biometric data so advertisers can eventually unburden you from your money. Tails OS is a Debian based Linux distro that boots from a USB stick to turn any computer into a temporarily secure machine. When you finally discover the true shape of the Earth, you might think you're Clever because you used a private browser and deleted all the files from your computer. But traces were left behind on disk that could be recovered via forensic analysis, and now they're gonna try to unalive Tails helps you avoid this fate thanks to amnesia. Everything you do disappears automatically when the OS shuts down because Tails never writes thing to the hard disk, and only runs from the memory on your computer. When you get a knock at the door FBI, open up. There's no need to rip out your hard drive and flush it down the toilet. Instead, just turn the computer off. And all the totally legit and mundane things you just did will be lost forever. However, it is possible to store some information on the USB, like browser bookmarks or documents that you want to persist between sessions. And, of course, they're encrypted automatically. When you boot it up, you'll find your favorite GNU utilities, but also privacy focused software like the Tor browser, which routes Internet traffic through the Tor network consisting of multiple layers of encrypted relays where no individual relay knows both where you're coming from and where you're going to conceal your location, IP address, and usage. In fact, any application that tries to access the Internet without the Tor network is automatically block on Tails. This makes it a great option for journalists working on sensitive topics, victims of domestic abuse, or anyone who enjoys truly free software where free means freedom. What will you do Who will have freedom? To get started, grab a USB stick with at least 8 gigabytes of memory, then download the version that matches your current s. Now verify the file to ensure that it wasn't corrupted during download, then use a tool like Etcher to safely flash it on the USB stick. Next, make sure you have the official startup instructions on a separate device. Then on Windows, hold down the shift key while clicking on the restart button from the start menu, then use the option to reboot from a device. This will bring up a boot menu where you select the USB stick, at which point you can select Tails from the bootloader. And now we're officially running Tails. Go through the initial setup, and most importantly, make sure you have a good connection to the Tor network. Congratulations. Circulations, you now have a private and anonymous computer. Everything you do now is stored in random access memory and not on disk. In addition, when Tails shuts down, it will overwrite most of the RAM to prevent a cold boot attack where someone extracts a memory dump from the RAM, which is often done in digital forensics to catch the bad guys. This has been Tails OS in one 100 seconds. But don't tell anybody I told you about it. Thanks for watching, and I will see you in the next one.
        