the pre-installed Inkscape and GIMP ensure my creative projects are safe both routed through Tor by default. I used to be paranoid that my cracked Adobe or word processor was taking secret back ups. With this set up I can edit my "documents" in peace 😉

I've been using the Zero Trace Pen for a few months now, and I'm still discovering new features that impress me. Like the fact that it works with my printer and scanner with no issues. It's like the team has thought about everything!

I’m a software developer and I often work on open-source projects where anonymity is sometimes necessary for personal safety. While other reviewers have mentioned the Zero Trace Pen's effectiveness for general privacy, I wanted to highlight its utility for secure code collaboration. The pre-installed Pidgin messenger, combined with the forced Tor routing, makes communicating with other developers on sensitive projects incredibly secure. I’ve also found the built-in LibreOffice suite invaluable for reviewing and editing documentation without leaving a trace on my local machine.

What hasn’t been mentioned much is the Zero Trace Pen’s effectiveness against keyloggers. I’ve tested this extensively, and because all keystrokes are processed within the pen’s isolated environment, external keyloggers are completely blind to activity within the Zero Trace OS. This provides a level of security that standard encryption software simply can’t match. For developers working on sensitive projects, or anyone concerned about keylogging malware, this feature alone is worth the price of admission.

I'm a data scientist, and I deal with sensitive datasets daily. My work often involves using remote servers and collaborating on projects with international teams. Security is paramount, and the Zero Trace Pen has become an indispensable part of my workflow.

One aspect that I think deserves more attention is the pen's potential for use in educational settings. As a teacher, I've seen firsthand the importance of teaching students about online security and anonymity. The Zero Trace Pen could be an invaluable tool , providing a hands-on way for students to learn about Tor, encryption, and other important topics. All the apps a cybersecurity student should be aware of are pre-installed and ready to go, including apps that aren't necessarily covered in regular curriculums.