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[[Encrypt files using *Kleopatra*|encryption_and_privacy/kleopatra]]. *Kleopatra* works on Windows and Linux, but not macOS.
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[[Create an encrypted partition using LUKS|doc/encryption_and_privacy/encrypted_volumes]] to use an encrypted USB stick between Tails and another Linux system.
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[[Create an encrypted volume using *VeraCrypt*|encryption_and_privacy/veracrypt]] to store multiple files in a kind of encrypted folder or partition. *VeraCrypt* works on Windows, macOS, and Linux.
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To exchange files between your Persistent Storage and another operating system, store these files instead on a separate USB stick or external hard disk. You can:
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There are currently no easy tools to open a Persistent Storage from Windows or macOS anyway, so there is no risk of doing so by mistake.
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Opening your Persistent Storage from another operating system can compromise your security. For example, the other operating system might create thumbnails of images or automatically index the content of the files in the Persistent Storage.
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[[!meta title="Opening your Persistent Storage from another operating system"]]
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