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Also, channels aren't bound to one hub. They also make {{Internal link |target=What is nomadic identity? |link-name=nomadic identity}} possible: You can clone any of your channels across two or more hubs, and these clones always stay in sync. It basically gives you real-time backup.

Also, channels aren't bound to one hub. They also make nomadic identity possible: You can clone any of your channels across two or more hubs, and these clones always stay in sync. It basically gives you real-time backup.

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	Also, channels aren't bound to one hub. They also make {{Internal ~~Link~~ \|target=What is nomadic identity? \|link-name=nomadic identity}} possible: You can clone any of your channels across two or more hubs, and these clones always stay in sync. It basically gives you real-time backup.		Also, channels aren't bound to one hub. They also make {{Internal link \|target=What is nomadic identity? \|link-name=nomadic identity}} possible: You can clone any of your channels across two or more hubs, and these clones always stay in sync. It basically gives you real-time backup.