a small percentage of you might have an apple device, specifically a macbook or a mac desktop device.
now these can be a little more complicated when it comes to tails.
mac does not usually play well with dual booting or booting from a usb, but there is a little guide on the tails website that you can check out.
we'll open that now.
so this this video here on the tails website does show you what you need to do on the mac.
so essentially all you need to do on macs is you go to the shutdown option and you just shut down the mac.
this might change depending on the mac version you're on.
but as you shut it down you will need to hold a certain set of keys after you place your tails usb within the mac.
so once you place it in, turn the computer on and you hold the alt key as it's booting up.
and then you select uefi boot, the efi boot and select tails.
now of course, this may change depending on the mac you are using.
so check with your current mac version, the os and the mac model you have to determine how to get into those startup options.
it may change depending on which version you're on.
there is some more info on this page also talking about that you need to use a different types of tails install.
so if you're going to use mac with tails, you will need to use this balena etcher to actually set up the install or you can set up these two options, the linux command line or gnome disks for linux.
that's all you need to do to get started on a mac.
if you have questions on that, let me know.
otherwise, we'll see you in the next one.