South Africans are sharing one million apps daily, at no cost. How?

South Africans are sharing one million apps daily, at no cost. How? Submission Details

Author: Julia Ledingham from Mediaweb.
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https://www.ushareit.com/

Notes to editor:
With nearly 20 million monthly active users in South Africa, SHAREit spans 150 countries and regions. The app is available in 45 languages, and is number one on the Google Play Tools list and Apple Store’s Productivity List in many countries, and helping in making digital content accessible to everyone. It’s also a cost free peer-to-peer transfer service, which makes it a big mover in an industry traditionally weighted down by high costs.

For further information please email Julia Ledingham julia@mediaweb.co.za

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