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Nomadic identity, as implemented on Hubzilla and (streams), relies on the availability of {{Internal link |target=Channels (Hubzilla & (streams)) |link-name=channels}} which serve as containers for the user's identity and content. It deals with the handling of these channels between servers.

Nomadic identity, as implemented on Hubzilla and (streams), relies on the availability of channels which serve as containers for the user's identity and content. It deals with the handling of these channels between servers.

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	Nomadic identity, as implemented on Hubzilla and (streams), relies on the availability of {{Internal ~~Link~~ \|target=~~What are channels on~~ Hubzilla ~~and~~ (streams)? \|link-name=channels}} which serve as containers for the user's identity and content. It deals with the handling of these channels between servers.		Nomadic identity, as implemented on Hubzilla and (streams), relies on the availability of {{Internal link \|target=Channels (Hubzilla & (streams)) \|link-name=channels}} which serve as containers for the user's identity and content. It deals with the handling of these channels between servers.