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Hi,

> 
> Nathan Freitas:
> for now the idea of booting a TAILS-like experience from
> an SD or USB drive is still not widely practical.
> 

SD Cards work quite well for flashing...I am unfamiliar with any 
downsides to this experience; will you expand on your statement?

Tails-like reservations I do have are with the "Amnesic" functionality, 
as virtual RAM seems to be the only way to achieve this on Android, and 
I am unfamiliar with the limitations of actually doing so.

Y'all already have LUKS for Android, and "Live" is more or less 
perception-based, so it doesn't seem that far off, especially if the 
intended thoroughness of ioerror's work is adopted; what does everything 
really do, and so on.

> 
> A few more related, interesting ideas:
> https://copperhead.co/android/
> 

AOSP instead of CM; good move, though it isn't apparent why only the two 
Nexus devices are supported; AOSParadox tries to address this, it seems.

> 
> https://people.torproject.org/~ioerror/skunkworks/moto_e/
> 

This is cool as a complete effort; the full 
Hardware:hardware:Software:Firmware stack, and all, but requires quite 
the old operational try, one my Dad ain't too fond of.

> 
> been thinking about whether Android is the
> best solution to build upon, or if we should look towards booting TAILS
> on Windows Mobile hardware
> 

Are there documented attempts with Windows mobile devices?  I am not 
familiar with success at doing much of anything in this respect with the 
N900 or its nicer counterpart, the N9.

> 
> (Qubes Mobile?)
> 

This can be part of the experience on any platform, really.

> 
> maybe something based on Pi Zero or Project CHIP device.
> https://www.kickstarter.com/projects/1598272670/chip-the-worlds-first-9-computer
> 

The current size is limiting for current Tails experiences, though I am 
sure that will quickly change; Pi Zero has a SD slot, for example.  
intrigeri might have more to say.

> 
> Thanks for keeping hope alive, and keeping the interest going
> 

Of course :)

> 
> MIA
> 

This wasn't clear or easily locatable; will you point?

Wordlife,
Spencer






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