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Dekoh is a free software platform that allows users to organize media files and share them with selected individuals. It has desktop and network applications that make sharing photos, videos and other content easy from one centralized location. Some advantages are its free download, easy installation and use, and lack of storage limits for shared content. However, it is not as widely known as platforms like Facebook and Twitter.
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