Feds: Duggar Used “Linux Partition” To Evade Porn Filter

The Today Show reports:

Devices confiscated revealed use of a network called Tor, which is a browser users can download to access the dark web and search anonymously, and makes it difficult for law enforcement to find these individuals. Special Agent Gerald Faulkner testified that a Linux partition, something that can divide a hard drive into two isolated sections, thereby creating two independent computers within one machine, was also discovered.

Law enforcement officials said they also located a program called “Covenant Eyes,” internet accountability software advertised to overcome an online pornography addiction, registered to Joshua and Anna Duggar. Faulkner testified that the program provides reports to an accountability partner, which was Anna Duggar in this case. With the use of a Linux partition, Covenant Eyes would not work properly to report internet activity, Faulkner said.

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