Instead of installing Linux on a computer, why not boot from a USB flash drive? What you'll actually be doing is running a temporary OS, which won't write data to the hard drive, and will forget whatever you did when you shut it down.

To run Ubuntu from a USB flash drive, you'll need to have a bootable live Linux USB drive, like the one you prepared for the previous chapter, to install Ubuntu on a PC.

After booting from the Linux USB drive, you'll reach the following screen:

Click Try Ubuntu and then Ubuntu will load without installing to the hard drive.

When you shut down the temporary OS, everything you did will be forgotten, providing additional security and privacy.

So, keep that in mind when deciding how to access the Dark Web. There are always multiple ways to do so, with varying levels of security. Choose what's best for you.