Subgraph OS

Of course, like every other good anonymous OS on the planet, Subgraph OS also supports Tor. Nothing passes through your system without being pre-routed through the Tor network.

The sandbox is also not missing. Yes, Subgraph OS also isolates various processes and applications, for example, separating your angry ex from your new lover. This ensures that only certain applications will be compromised, and not everything else, if this ever happens.

In addition, everything on your disk is completely encrypted. A hacker, of course, can get inside if you are not careful, but even in this case, the data will not make sense to him.

You can even control which apps can connect to the Internet and which can't. This ensures that there are no background processes/malware secretly sending your data to third parties.

It even has many built-in anti-exploitation features. They monitor your system by default and notify you if your system is being exploited.

A fan of updates? I don't. However, they are important when it comes to security, aren't they? Subgraph OS supports automatic updates.

The Subgraph is open source, but that's not the most impressive part of it. Most likely, all the software included in the OS is also open source! Obviously, it has pre-installed software to facilitate encrypted and secure communication and everyday use. All of this is also open source.

The user interface is also quite user-friendly. Almost anyone, with almost no “technical skills”, can get to work right away.