Rewrite "Tails doesn't magically separate your different contextual identities"
As a start:
- "contextual identities" sounds a bit like jargon to me.
- Maybe our example in the 1st paragraph could be improved.
- Maybe we could find a better title for this section.
- Maybe we should talk about activitites that you really don't want to be related if things go bad.
- "First, because Tor tends to reuse the same circuits, for example, within the same browsing session" could be improved.
- Nowadays Tor Browser has top-level isolation: visits to different websites are forced to use different circuits.
- We should either be more precise or drop this.
- "browsing requests" is jargon.
- "If you are facing a global adversary as described above, it might then also be in a position to do this correlation." is already covered elsewhere. See also #17869 (closed) for ongoing work.
- "security hole" → "security vulnerability". See https://tails.boum.org/contribute/how/documentation/style_guide/#vulnerability.
- "information about your session could be leaked": could we find an example to make this more clear?
- "shutdown and restart Tails": That's not enough to protect from the second thread is the user has a Persistent Storage.
- We should update the entire section to take into account the Persistent Storage: if people are using the Persistent Storage, they should have different Tails USB sticks for each identity or activity.
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