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confidence in the connected world. Hello and welcome to hands on tech. This is the show where you write in with

your tech questions and I, Micah Sargent, answer them. Our question this week comes in from Ryan,

who needs some help with de-uping photos on macOS.

Ryan writes, I'm in the process of cleaning up my Mac photo library.

Photos has found almost 15,000 duplicate photos.

It takes three clicks per photo to merge them.

That will require a lot of clicks. I'm wondering if you

could recommend an automated d-duping app. I see there are a lot out there, but would prefer

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