It’s more the inverse, the host OS running a VM will fingerprint any information you are sending out.
If your plan is to just run it offline through a VM, then it’s unlikely to leave much persistent information.
Tails is meant as a secure non-persistent tool for communication at it’s base, and that’s what it is best for. I might recommend looking at running a properly containerized environment on your VM for getting similar effects if you’re working on software and OS testing, it’s how I go. Think rolling vs production environments.
So the risk is more about what breadcrumbs I leave on the host OS?
It’s more the inverse, the host OS running a VM will fingerprint any information you are sending out.
If your plan is to just run it offline through a VM, then it’s unlikely to leave much persistent information.
Tails is meant as a secure non-persistent tool for communication at it’s base, and that’s what it is best for. I might recommend looking at running a properly containerized environment on your VM for getting similar effects if you’re working on software and OS testing, it’s how I go. Think rolling vs production environments.
Got it, thanks!