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Ultraviolet is actually a downloading/streaming system kind of like iCloud from iTunes. It allows you to stream and download content on practically any device that allows it. The code is actually a free download, same with an iTunes digital copy code. But ALL of these codes have an expiration date and after that, you'll have to actually pay for it

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