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# Local and Cloud profiles

## What are Local and Cloud profiles?

With Genlogin, we allow you to store your profile on your computer by default, which helps you maximize the security of your data. Or you can choose to sync data with the cloud server so you can share it with other members (sub-accounts are free). Or you can access your profile anywhere and any account.

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## Local Profiles

Since all profiles are stored locally by default, all your profiles will be stored in the "all" folder.

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## Cloud profile

To use on another computer or want to store data, you just need to save the profile to the cloud server according to the instructions below


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