Update blog/posts/installing-and-using-tails.md

Co-authored-by: Jonah Aragon <[email protected]>
Signed-off-by: Em <[email protected]>

Author: EmAtPrivacyGuides

blog/posts/installing-and-using-tails.md

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 There are many reasons someone might not feel safe to browse certain topics online. With all the information getting collected for each internet search, it is difficult to access sometime vital information without leaving a trace. These digital footprints might not threaten your personal safety if you are living with a supportive family, and in a democratic and free country. However, there are situations where someone might be put in great danger simply for looking at a website.<!-- more -->
 
-For the purpose of this article, I will consider three potential scenarios:
+While this guide will be applicable to many, I am writing this article with these groups in mind:
 
-People victim of domestic violence, trans and queer individuals living in a hostile environment, and democracy and human rights activists located in regions adverse to their cause. This article will help people in such situations to learn how to browse the internet and use a computer in a more protected and more anonymous way, in order to stay safe from harm.
+1. Victims of domestic violence, 
+2. Trans and queer individuals living in a hostile environment, and
+3. Democracy and human rights activists located in regions adverse to their cause.
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+This article will help people in such situations learn how to browse the internet and use a computer in a more protected and anonymous way, in order to stay safe from harm.
 
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 <p class="admonition-title">Important Warning First: If the threat you are experiencing comes from your own home, or is extremely high in your country, please read this first:</p>