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Several readers have asked about the abrupt ending of the News story on Ubuntu Privacy Remix (UPR) on Page 10 of the February 2009 issue (Issue 99). UPR is an Ubuntu-based Live Linux system that "…seals off your private data from the outside world by using encryption and isolation methods."
The final paragraph reads, "Booting off a read-only CD provides a completely isolated and unmodifiable system that can't be compromised by Spyware or access from the web. Also, you can use Extended TC-"
The final sentence should say, "Also, you can use Extended TC-Volumes to save configuration and user data for OpenOffice, Evolution, and GnuPG settings."
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