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title: "What is EXCLUDED from a TWRP backup?"
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-First of all: you have to choose the partitions which should be added to a backup but there is an important thing to know regarding the /data/media storage (https://twrp.me/faq/datamedia.html).
+First of all: **you** have to choose the partitions which should be added to a backup but there is an important thing to know regarding the /data/media storage ([FAQ: What is a data/media device?](https://twrp.me/faq/datamedia.html)).
When you have a device with a /data/media storage as internal storage TWRP behaves different then you might thought. Please read the mentioned link above to understand what /data/media is and if your device is affected or not.
-Creating a backup of the user data partition will NOT include /data/media (your internal storage)! That means if you save photos or data on the internal storage (e.g. some apps will save data there as well) those will be NOT included in a TWRP backup! There are many people thinking that this is the case but due to a decision taken by the dev team that is the current way of how it works.
+Creating a backup of the user data partition will **NOT** include /data/media (your internal storage)! That means if you save photos or data on the internal storage (e.g. some apps will save data there as well) those will be **NOT** included in a TWRP backup! There are many people thinking that this is the case but due to a decision taken by the dev team this is the current way of how it works.
-To be absolutely clear when you do something like this:
-1. Create a full backup in TWRP (including /data partition)
-2. Factory reset your phone
-3. Restore your previously taken full backup
-4. Result: all your saved data will be there but your data on the internal storage is LOST!
+**To be absolutely clear when you do something like this:**
+
+1. Creating a full backup in TWRP (*including* /data partition)
+1. Factory resetting your phone
+1. Restoring your previously taken full backup
+1. **Result:** all your saved data will be there **but** your data on the internal storage gets **LOST**!
So keep that in mind when you backup and restore!