Tor > Proxy (Using a program's internal proxy settings) To make this type of connection, supply the proxy information in the "Network connection" settings at the Tails startup screen. You may also achieve this by using a private Tor bridge (requestable online at ) but there is zero guarantee that the bridge being used won't also be known to your ISP and it will still be clear to your ISP that the traffic is Tor related. If your threat model does not care if PIA knows which first-hop Tor node you connect to and you're merely trying to hide your Tor activity from your ISP, then a Proxy > Tor connection is ideal. Your PIA account includes a free Netherlands proxy () that you can generate a userid/pass for and use inside Tails. While it isn't recommended to use a VPN inside the Tails environment (nor would it even work properly without significant modification), using a proxy for specific purposes is completely fine. The topic of VPN support in Tails (whether Tor > VPN or VPN > Tor) and the issues it presents are discussed here
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