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	English type: Plain text [[!meta title="Persistent Storage"]]
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	English type: Plain text Everything you do disappears automatically when you shut down Tails.
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	English type: Plain text But you can save some of your files and configuration in an encrypted Persistent Storage on your Tails USB stick, for example:
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	English type: Plain text - Your documents
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	English type: Plain text - Your Wi-Fi passwords
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	English type: Plain text - Your browser bookmarks
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	English type: Plain text - ...
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	English type: Plain text The Persistent Storage is an encrypted partition protected by a passphrase that occupies all the free space left on the USB stick.
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	English type: Plain text Everything in the Persistent Storage is encrypted automatically.
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	English type: Plain text You can choose to unlock your Persistent Storage or not each time you start Tails.
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	English type: Plain text `1`<p>The Persistent Storage is not hidden. An attacker in possession of your USB stick can know that there is a Persistent Storage. Take into consideration that you could be forced or tricked to give out its passphrase.`2`</p>
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	English type: Plain text `3`<h2 id="luks">How strong is the encryption of the Persistent Storage?`4`</h2>
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	English type: Plain text The encryption of the Persistent Storage uses LUKS and DMCrypt.
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	English type: Plain text [LUKS](https://gitlab.com/cryptsetup/cryptsetup/) and [DMCrypt](https://gitlab.com/cryptsetup/cryptsetup/-/wikis/DMCrypt) are the standard system for disk encryption in Linux. Tails uses their default encryption parameters, which are considered highly secure. This is the same technique as we recommend for [[creating and using encrypted volumes\|doc/encryption_and_privacy/encrypted_volumes]] in general.
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	English type: Plain text `5`<!-- Consider removing after #18148. -->
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	English type: Plain text `6`<p>The weakest point of such encryption is often the passphrase chosen by the user.`7`</p>
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	English type: Plain text `8`<p>We recommend choosing a long passphrase made of 5 to 7 random words. `9`<a href="https://theintercept.com/2015/03/26/passphrases-can-memorize-attackers-cant-guess/">Learn about the maths behind memorizable and secure passphrases.`0`</a></p>
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	English type: Plain text <!-- Spaces added for translators. -->
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	English type: Plain text <p>To learn more about how the Persistent Storage is implemented, see our [[design documentation\|contribute/design/persistence]].</p>
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