lebowskiMay 25, 2020
Tails

This is just to check in how much interest there is in the following:

Would you like to see Tails to run on mobile phones such as the #PinePhone?
(boost also counts as a yes)

What's Tails?
Tails a portable operating system that protects your privacy and helps you avoid censorship.
https://tails.boum.org/

Tails - Home

May 25, 2020 at 2:33amWeb
Show threadThe Privacy FoundationMay 25, 2020

@tails

☑️ Yes, please.

Show threadforschMay 25, 2020
@tails
Yes, makes a lot of sense.
Show thread∿ und̷e̷l̷ě̷t̷e̷d̷May 25, 2020
@tails I don't own a pinephone yet, but on my android phone I route almost everything through Tor anyway (because I don't trust the mobile network with my data), so Tails seems a logical option to have on a Linux phone where Tor would be a first-class citizen. Although a mobile OS isn't probably as much amnesic / temporary as a removable-media-booted desktop one, if the device is always on.
Show threadwnMay 25, 2020
@tails Yes, please. Using tails is so much better than just installing tor-browser from the package-manager, because of all the tweaks around it. Having it on a phone would be awesome.
Show threadfriendly adminMay 25, 2020

@tails

That would be really nice!

Show threadfedericoMay 25, 2020
@tails Yes and there's a project to add mobile phones support in #debian https://mobian-project.org/ and https://salsa.debian.org/DebianOnMobile-team
Mobian

Mobian, Debian for mobile devices

Show threadJohn 🐧 🇺🇸May 25, 2020
@tails
Definitely something I would be interested in, especially since I always have a small Tails USB on me
Show threadHI May 25, 2020
@tails
A Tails for a SBC like Lime2 would be a interesting project.
Show threaddeutrinoMay 25, 2020
@tails Need TAILS on ARM in general
Show threadstevavoliajvarMay 25, 2020
@tails yeah of course.
Would it be like an usb stick for booting into Tails, is it even possible with Android devices ? Is it possible to do with unrooted phones ?
Show threadRastalMay 25, 2020
@tails
Yes 👍
Show threadchaosmonkMay 25, 2020
@tails I have a Pinephone Braveheart edition I'm happy to test on. How would anonymity on a cell phone work though? Wouldn't the user be deanonymized the moment their SIM card is used to authenticate with a cell tower?
Show threadTwelve Sep 25, 2020
@tails
If that works, it would probobly turn in to my daily driver.