<p>If your Tails is broken and you are trying to rescuecover your Persistent Storage, see our [[instructions on rescuing your[[recovering the Persistent Storage ofrom a broken Tails|doc/first_steps/persistence/rescue]]recover]] instead.</p>
<p>If your Tails is broken and you are trying to recover your Persistent Storage, see [[recovering the Persistent Storage of a broken Tails|recover]] instead.</p>
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<h1 id="createing">Create a new Tails to store your backuping a backup Tails USB stick using <i>Tails Cloner</i></h1>
<h1 id="creating">Creating a backup Tails USB stick using <i>Tails Cloner</i></h1>
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We recommend you to create another Tails to store your backup by cloning from your current Tails. This way, if your Tails is lost or damaged, you can replace it immediately with your backup Tails.
We recommend you to create another Tails to store your backup by cloning from your current Tails. This way, if your Tails is lost or damaged, you can replace it immediately with your backup Tails.
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Start on your currentWhen starting Tailsand, unlock theyour Persistent Storage.
If your backup Tails has an outdated version of Tails, we recommend you upgrade it by cloning your current Tails using <span class="application">Tails InstallCloner</span>.For detailed instructions, see how to [[manually upgrade from another Tails|upgrade/clone#upgrade]].
If your backup Tails has an outdated version of Tails, we recommend you upgrade it by cloning your current Tails using <span class="application">Tails Cloner</span>.For detailed instructions, see how to [[manually upgrade from another Tails|upgrade/clone#upgrade]].
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<h1 id="terminal">Updating your backup Tails from a terminal</h1>