I mean... you could do this, but it would completely depend on your threat level. The problem with this idea is that using your computer in any way that&#x27;s remotely convenient or normal is impossible. Eventually everyone screws up&#x2F;gets frustrated&#x2F;let&#x27;s their parent or SO use the machine. Right then all of this is mute.<p>If you&#x27;re this level of paranoid any email account used more than a handful of times has to be burned and never touched. You definitely should not ever access a cell network with a smartphone, which has to be burned as well every week or so. Social media use is also dead. If you don&#x27;t use social media because of security concerns, that&#x27;s fine, but 2.5 billion people do, so you&#x27;re probably in the minority.<p>If you&#x27;re going to whistle blow there are a bunch of other steps you should implement, running TOR being one of them, Tails if you&#x27;re that high up of a risk (hint: you&#x27;re probably not). If you&#x27;re at that level 1.) you should be doing everything from various public wifi networks in cities nowhere near you and 2.) the fact that you downloaded TOR is not what anyone&#x27;s interested in anyways, it&#x27;s what you&#x27;re saying and doing behind it.