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doc: Fix typos.
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wiki/src/doc/first_steps/persistence.caution.mdwn
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<div class="caution">
<strong>The use of a persistent volume in a system which is designed to provide
anonymity and leave no trace is a complicated issue.</strong><br/>
[[Read carefully the warning
s
section.|persistence/warnings]]
[[Read carefully the warning section.|persistence/warnings]]
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@@ -18,7 +18,7 @@ Overwriting Configurations
The persistent volume allows you to overwrite the configuration of the programs
included in Tails. Those programs are carefully configured with security in mind.
Overwriting the default configuration can break this security or render them unus
u
able.
Overwriting the default configuration can break this security or render them unusable.
Furthermore, the anonymity of Tor and Tails relies on making it harder to
distinguish one Tails user from another. <strong>Changing the default
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wiki/src/doc/first_steps/startup_options.mdwn
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[[!meta title="Startup Options"]]
When starting Tails, you can specify startup options to alter some of its basic
function
n
ing. The two ways of specifying startup options are the following:
functioning. The two ways of specifying startup options are the following:
[[!toc levels=1]]
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