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Megaupload is Back with a Great Gift: 50 GB Free for all

Last Updated on: June 23, 2020 by Paracha

As we already announced , exactly one year after the close of Megaupload, its founder called Kim Dotcom has paved the way for a new cloud service.Released a few minutes ago, we tested on the fly and in this review we provide all our impressions.

Kim Dotcom held the countdown on Twitter and wanted the birth of Mega happen at the exact instant in which a year ago was closed Megaupload . The same Mr. Dotcom has segnalanto that in the first 10 minutes after they were committed 10 Gbit bandwidth, a truly incredible.

Mega Collapse at First Day Due to 1 Million Registered Users

Last Updated on: July 11, 2020 by Paracha

Kim Dotcom may be happy. During the first day of launch of Mega were recorded 1 million registered users , according to numbers provided during a press conference held at the mansion of the founder. In fact, during the first hour there were 100,000 accounts . Mega is the successor to Megaupload offering 50GB of free storage (there are also accounts payable), seeks to compete against Dropbox , Google Drive or Box , and not necessarily meant to be a place through file sharing direct download as before.

But success has consequences: access to the service is now virtually impossible,

Kim Dotcom Shows Some Pictures of the New “Mega”

Last Updated on: June 29, 2020 by Paracha

One of the most anticipated releases of this winter season is, without doubt, the new project of Kim Dotcom :Mega . This new project of the founder of Megaupload, which will premiere on January 19, aims to offer a storage service in the cloud with which to save your files and share them with other users with an emphasis on safety. With the idea to get you started, Dotcom has decided to share, via Twitter , three images that we show some details of what is to come .

MEGA, Kim Dotcom Unveils new Megaupload

Last Updated on: June 22, 2020 by Paracha

Megaupload is coming back with a new service bigger, better, faster, stronger and more secure (“bigger, …

The FBI Tells Megaupload Users who Can Forget their Files

Last Updated on: July 7, 2020 by Paracha

So clear has been following the declaration of the U.S. federal authorities, who have indicated that they had the ability to close all the service held in the cloud Megaupload without having to provide assistance to customers / users with data recovery or losses in the process. The U.S. government confirms that it will bear the cost of data recovery.

Surprise Closing:Btjunkie Learned A Lesson from Megaupload and Kim Dotcom

Last Updated on: July 18, 2020 by Paracha

One of the most visited BitTorrent site in the world “Btjunkie“, has suddenly decided to …

Use MegaRetrieval, to Save Data from Megaupload

Last Updated on: July 14, 2020 by Paracha

The data of subscribers to Megaupload are in serious danger, although the number of requests come to the U.S. authorities to allow at least back up information stored legally, in fact, the DOJ notified the lawyers of the service that they have completed their investigations and providing the right to hosting companies referred to by the server where files are stored to remove the latter from 2 February. This concession has been an alarm of the Electronic Frontier Foundation , who immediately initiated the project MegaRetrieval .

After MegaUpload, Who Will be the Next Victim?

Last Updated on: June 23, 2020 by Paracha

On 19 / 1 last, the U.S. Justice Department has dealt blow “to kill” one …

Megaupload Defends Himself: “We are like YouTube”

Last Updated on: July 4, 2020 by Paracha

Megaupload began to erect their wall of defense against charges brought by the DOJ and that led to the closure of the portal to upload files. Ira Rothken, one of the lawyers hired by the company, has released an interview with Ars Technica points out that such a procedure in which represents a clear violation of several laws, in not allowed to defend himself before the closing Megaupload and would have stolen millions users to upload their own files on the servers of the company legally.