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Tails 6.13 Released with Improved Wi-Fi Detection

posted by Rianne Schestowitz on Mar 06, 2025

Quoting: Tails 6.13 Released with Improved Wi-Fi Detection —

The Tails project announced the release of its privacy-focused Linux distro, Tails 6.13, with several improvements and fixes that aim to make users’ experiences more reliable and user-friendly.

Among the most noteworthy additions is a new feature that helps detect problems with Wi-Fi hardware. In light of this, now, if Tails doesn’t detect wireless hardware, you’ll see a clear warning message: “No Wi-Fi hardware detected.”

Transitioning to the updates under the hood, Tails 6.13 ships with Tor Browser 14.0.7 and updates the Tor client to 0.4.8.14. On top of that, this release also resolves a few pesky issues that users may have bumped into...

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