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	<h2 id="usb">Recommended USB sticks</h2>
	You need a USB stick of 8 GB minimum to use Tails.
	All the data on this USB stick is lost when installing Tails.
	The quality of your USB stick is crucial when using Tails. A bad USB stick will be slower and more likely to corrupt the files in your [[Persistent Storage\|doc/persistent_storage]].
	We recommend that you:
	Buy new USB sticks.
	USB sticks become slower and less reliable over the years. Older USB sticks were also built with slower technology.
	Buy USB sticks from well-known brands, such as [[Kingston\|https://www.kingston.com/en/usb-flash-drives]], [[Samsung\|https://www.samsung.com/us/computing/memory-storage/usb-flash-drives/]], and [[SanDisk\|https://www.sandisk.com/product-portfolio/usb-flash-drives]].
	Generic brands are more likely to be slower and less reliable.
	Any modern USB stick from a well-known brand is fast enough to use Tails comfortably.
	Buy your USB sticks from a reputable local store.
	If you are in a place where counterfeit electronics are common, buy your USB stick from an international supermarket chain, which should have a more reliable supply chain.
	Avoid buying USB sticks online or using USB sticks that were given to you, because they could contain malware.
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	<p>In 2020, the [[FBI warned US companies to avoid USB sticks received by mail\|https://www.cybereason.com/blog/fbi-warns-us-companies-to-avoid-malicious-usb-devices]] because some of them contained malicious software, such as [[!wikipedia BadUSB]].</p>
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	Consider buying faster USB sticks that support USB version 3.0 or later.
	Check the specifications of your computer to determine whether your USB ports support USB 3.0 or later. USB 3.0 ports are sometimes blue.
	USB 3.0 can be up to 10 times faster than USB 2.0. USB 2.0 has a maximum read speed of around 50 MB/s on USB sticks, while USB 3.0 has a maximum read speed of around 500 MB/s.
	Most quality USB sticks nowadays have read speeds of at least 100 MB/s and are faster when used on USB 3.0 ports. Some USB sticks advertised for USB 3.0 have even greater speeds.
	You can test the write speed of your different USB sticks by comparing the time it takes to [[clone Tails\|install/clone/pc]], for example.
	How many USB sticks should I buy?
	If you want to store personal files and configuration in an encrypted [[Persistent Storage\|doc/persistent_storage]], we recommend that you buy 2 USB sticks, ideally 3:
	1 USB stick to be your primary Tails.
	1 USB stick of the same size to be your backup Tails, if you use the Persistent Storage.
	We recommend that you [[create a backup Tails\|doc/persistent_storage/backup]] by cloning your primary Tails, including its Persistent Storage.
	1 USB stick to do [[manual upgrades\|doc/upgrade]] on a few occasions when automatic upgrades are not available.
	This USB stick can be of a smaller size and worse quality.
	<!-- Fixing #16906 would remove the need for this 3rd USB stick. -->

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