I guess since they weren't caught there's nothing to report about it so we probably wouldn't know... so I assume yes. Also Whonix works in perfect combination with QubesOS, so at that level of opsec is fucking hella hard to caught someone, IMO.
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This. When the safety tool/system is so good that you don't realise if it is working or not. I think a better question would be "whether anyone was compromised while* using it?"
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Whonix is fine for operating sockpuppet account workflow, as example. Realistically, good luck getting to a TailsOS USB user with a solid opsec.