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All 114,933,383 profiles? - No
Everyone's limit is four times the profiles he/she have contributed with to avoid people joining just to export a GEDCOM of others work.
https://www.geni.com/gedcom
https://help.geni.com/hc/en-us/articles/229705187-What-is-a-GEDCOM-
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It is 21 years since GEDCOM standard was last updated. So we have to live with how it is working. Every genealogical program that can import files can import gedcoms, but every program also have differences in which gedcom tags they use. Most of them import the basic gedcom tags with no problems, but all the tags used by the exporting program that the importing program doesn't use, will only be written to a file so you can add them correctly manually at a later time. This will also happen when you import a gedcom file to Legacy that is made from a Geni export.
And the most important part: A GEDCOM is a plain text file, i.e. no images and documents are included, - a GEDCOM from Geni does however include web links to those files, and if you are lucky the program you import the GEDCOM into might be able to download those files.
There is however security issues at the Geni servers that blocks the connection if getting too many requests within a short period, so you might end up downloading the images and documents one by one.