- #MAC WIFI DRIVERS FOR TAILS HOW TO#
- #MAC WIFI DRIVERS FOR TAILS MODS#
- #MAC WIFI DRIVERS FOR TAILS ISO#
If you are paranoid: An advanced risk I can identify is that an powerful global adversary might be able to link (your) prior Internet activity associated with following this procedure on this repo - e.g.
It depends on the minuteae of your threat modelling. This T2-modding will only reveal to such a layer that you've slightly modified your system to make Tails work better with the hardware that it already can read. a program that can legally see APPLE SSD as the hard-coded name of your internal NVMe hard disk), or to deeply scan your filesystem to read such deanonymising information, then you would have bigger problems, which would make some of the added risks of this procedure moot. If Tails already allowed for an Internet-connected program to know what your hardware was (e.g. For me, it brings a negligible decrease to my safety, due to my own experience and knowledge of the risks. Measure your risks: I don't think this process introduces a serious problem for your anonymity when using Tails. This procedure will NOT result in you using 'Tails', but instead, a pretty close fork of it - T2Tails. Therefore, this page is an openly documented example of that. However, they openly document the procedure for building Tails yourself, and approvingly dub any customisation of such a process as "a fork of Tails". This is not Tails: The Tails project would probably prefer you to simply use other hardware instead of modifying the core Tails system (or wait for the Linux kernel to be updated directly for T2 compatibility and just use an external keyboard + mouse for now). I'll do the best I can to advise best practices for both stability and safety, when considering the particular use case of Tails. Each time I move to a more elegant method, I will keep older versions easily visible in 'Archive' folder for reference on the Internet. However, any existing or deprecated procedures held in this repo are very useful.
#MAC WIFI DRIVERS FOR TAILS ISO#
to adapt the official Tails building instructions and insert the absolute minimal modifications to make a stock Tails ISO T2-compatible. Over time I hope to make the method both more elegant and safer (see safety notes below), e.g. This repo might also help someone trying to modify the kernel of any Debian Live ISO, or add drivers to it.
#MAC WIFI DRIVERS FOR TAILS MODS#
However, the process is explained clearly enough for you to add the other T2 mods to get it everything persistently working in Tails. Currently I only am getting the internal keyboard and trackpad to work. Personally I don't care for the Touch Bar or the ambient light sensor. This particular guide / ISO doesn't tune everything in the T2 hardware to work (like the Wifi, which is now possible). Tails focuses on anonymity, privacy, and security - not necessarily perfection of hardware experience - and there are unique safety considerations for people who use Tails for the reasons it's created.
T2Tails: Tails Fast, Tails Furious IntroductionĪlthough Tails is more or less regular Debian (specifically, the Debian Live GNOME disk image), its use case is completely different to the other distros with guides / ISOs in the t2linux wiki. 2019 16-inch MacBook Pro) without needing an external keyboard and mouse.
#MAC WIFI DRIVERS FOR TAILS HOW TO#
This is a detailed guide (sometimes with a ready-made ISO) for how to have Tails work on T2 Apple devices (e.g.
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