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	[[!img lib/apps/seahorse-key.png link="no" alt=""]]	[[!img pidgin.png link=no]]
	<div class="text"><h2>GnuPG</h2></div> </div>
	When the GnuPG feature is turned on, the OpenPGP keys that you create or import in GnuPG and [[Kleopatra\|doc/encryption_and_privacy/kleopatra]] are saved in the Persistent Storage.
	<p>Since Tails 4.13 (November 2020), <em>Thunderbird</em> uses its own OpenPGP keyring, different from the keyring used by <em>GnuPG</em> and <em>Kleopatra</em>. You don't need to enable the GnuPG feature anymore if you only use OpenPGP encryption in <em>Thunderbird</em>.</p>
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	[[!img lib/apps/pidgin.png link="no" alt=""]]	[[!img pidgin.png link=no]]
	<div class="text"><h2>Pidgin Internet Messenger</h2></div> </div>	<div class="text"><h2>APT Pakete</h2></div> </div>
	When the Pidgin Internet Messenger feature is turned on, all the configuration files of the [[Pidgin internet messenger\|doc/anonymous_internet/pidgin]] are saved in the Persistent Storage:
	- The configuration of your accounts, contacts, and chats
	- Your OTR encryption keys and keyring
	The content of the discussions is not saved, unless you configure Pidgin to do so.
	All the configuration options are available from the graphical interface of Pidgin. You don't need to manually edit or overwrite the configuration files.
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	[[!img lib/apps/seahorse-key-ssh.png link="no" alt=""]]	[[!img pidgin.png link=no]]
	<div class="text"><h2>SSH Client</h2></div> </div>
	When the SSH Client feature is turned on, all the files related to the Secure Shell (SSH) client are saved in the Persistent Storage:	Wenn diese Funktion aktiviert ist, werden die Listen aller zur Installation verfügbaren Pakete im beständigen Speicherbereich gesichert.
	- The SSH keys that you create or import
	- The public keys of the hosts you connect to
	- The SSH configuration file in /home/amnesia/.ssh/config
	Advanced Settings
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	[[!img lib/apps/package-x-generic.png link="no" alt=""]]	[[!img pidgin.png link=no]]
	<div class="text"><h2>Additional Software</h2></div> </div>
	When the Additional Software feature is turned on, a list of [[additional software\|additional_software]] of your choice is automatically installed every time you start Tails.
	The corresponding software packages are stored in the Persistent Storage. They are automatically upgraded for security after a network connection is established.
	<div class="caution">	<div class="caution">
	<p>The packages included in Tails are carefully tested for security. Installing additional packages might break the security built in Tails, so [[be careful with what you install\|additional_software#warning]].</p>
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	[[!img lib/apps/preferences-desktop.png link="no" alt=""]]	[[!img pidgin.png link=no]]
	<div class="text"><h2>Dotfiles</h2></div> </div>
	When the Dotfiles feature is turned on:

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Persistent Storage	持久存储	Tails
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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