Q: It's in the lower-left part of the keyboard in any app that uses a keyboard. From an emoji keyboard, you may need to tap ABC in the lower-left to continue switching between keyboards. It's listed in the pop-up menu. If prompted with a Gesture Typing demo, tap GOT IT. Google keyboard will work in any app that uses the Android keyboard.
A: Tap and hold 🌐. Tap Google keyboard.

Q: You'll need to do this part on your own computer. Tails is a portable Linux-based operating system you can run from a USB drive. If you aren't able to #Using the Portable Tor Browse run the Tor browser from a USB drive on the library computer, you may be able to create a bootable USB drive and bypass the library computer's operating system entirely. Booting from your Tails drive allows you to connect to the internet without censorship on nearly any computer. As long as the library computer supports booting from a USB drive, you should be able to boot into Tails. Some public computers don't allow this. When using Tails, all of your internet traffic will be routed through the Tor network. If the necessary ports are blocked by the library's network administrators on the router end, you may not be able to browse the internet. Choose the operating system on the computer you're using now, not the library computer. If you're using a Mac, choose INSTALL FROM MACOS instead. It's the green button at the bottom of the page. Under the "Direct download" header, click Download Tails 4.5 USB Image (1.1 GB) (the version and size may vary) to download the Tails image file. It's the link at the bottom-left corner of the screen. This takes you to the Install screen for your operating system. Whether you're using Windows or macOS, you'll be prompted to click the Download Etcher link to install a tool that will help you create your Tails drive. Click the link to download the file. Then, if you're using a Mac, complete these steps before you continue: (Mac Only): Double-click the Etcher file you downloaded, drag the Etcher icon onto the Applications icon, and then click the red button at the top-left corner of the window to close the installer. If the drive isn't blank, it will be wiped clean during the Tails installation. If there's important data on your USB drive, back it up before you continue. If you're using Windows, just double-click the file called Etcher-Portable.exe in your default downloads folder. If you're using a Mac, double-click Etcher in the Applications folder. When you see a security warning, confirm that you want to start Etcher. To do this, click the blue Select Image button, select the Tail file ending with .img, and then click Open. Etcher should choose your USB drive automaticallyif you don't see the correct drive below the hard drive icon, click Change to select the correct drive. Etcher will now install Tails to your USB drive. When the installation is complete, you can close the installer window. At this point, you can eject the flash drive and bring it to the library. This requires turning the computer off and then booting it back up while pressing a specific key that gets you into the boot menu. Insert the USB drive into an open USB port, and then follow these steps to boot into Tails: Mac: Start by shutting down the computer. When the computer is off, turn it back on and immediately press and hold the Option key until you see a list of drives. Select your USB drive and Return. After a few moments, you should see the "Welcome to Tails!" window. If you see an error that says "Security settings do not allow this Mac to use an external startup disk," you won't be able to boot from the USB drive on this Mac. Windows: You will need to figure out the correct key to press to get you into the boot menu at startup. This is usually Del, Esc, F12, F9, F8, or F7. Shut down the PC, and then as soon as you turn it back on, start tapping the startup key repeatedly. If the computer boots into Windows, you'll need to try again with a different key. Once you see the boot menu, select your USB drive and press Enter to boot to the Tails welcome screen. If you can't get to the boot menu, see this wikiHow to learn how to set the PC's BIOS to boot from a USB drive, complete those steps, and then try again. After 15-30 seconds, you will see the Tails desktop. Most library computers are connected to the internet through a wired Ethernet connection. If the computer has a wired Ethernet connection (common), you're probably already online. Click the system menu at the top-right cornerif you see "Wired connection" you're already online. To connect to Wi-Fi, click the system menu at the top-right corner, click Wi-Fi Not Connected, and then choose Select Network. Choose a Wi-Fi network to connect. To do so, click the Applications menu at the top-left corner of the screen, and then click the Tor globe icon. You can now browse the web in Tor without worrying about blocked sites or limitations from Windows or macOS. When you're done with the computer, just remove your USB drive and power the computer off. When it starts back up, it will boot into the computer's default operating system and all of your activity will be erased.
A: Go to https://tails.boum.org/install/index.en.html. Click your operating system. Click INSTALL FROM WINDOWS. Click LET'S GO. Download the Tails image file. Click Skip Verification. Download Etcher. Insert a blank USB flash drive into your PC or Mac. Open Etcher. Select the Tails image. Click Flash. Boot the library computer from the USB drive. Select your language preferences and click Start Tails. Connect to the internet. Open Tor.

Q: A humidifier works on both the inside and the outside, allowing your skin to stay hydrated by introducing atmospheric moisture to dry air. Humidifiers help not only with preventing windburn, but also with treating winter conditions such as sore throats and coughs. Humidifiers are generally either warm or cool mist. Choosing between the two is a matter of personal preference, and you may find that different humidifiers better suit different needs. A warm mist humidifier, for example, may be useful while sleeping, while a cold mist humidifier might make more sense at a desk or an office where temperature is controlled but atmospheric moisture is not. Humidifiers can easily be purchased at home goods stores, departments stores, or online. Carry a water bottle around and set reminders for yourself to help you remember to get two to three liters of water per day. Water helps to replenish your body's moisture, and is fundamental in both the prevention of and recovery from windburn. It is recommended that the average adult man get three liters of water a day, and that the average adult woman get 2.2 liters a day. Take a look at weather forecasts before you go out. If the weather is expected to have significant wind gusts or temperatures below freezing, plan to minimize your time outside. If temperatures are projected to get below zero Fahrenheit (-17.7 Celsius), try to avoid going out at all when possible.
A:
Use a humidifier. Drink water. Minimize exposure.