ZbigZ is a cloud storage and download service that uses the BitTorrent peer-to-peer file sharing protocol. According to the website, ZbigZ acts as a gateway between the user and the BitTorrent network, and in so doing overcomes disadvantages of BitTorrent, including the need to install software, inability to access content without users online, and privacy concerns. Basic services are free and available to any site visitors, but users can unlock more features by registering and/or subscribing to the paid premium service.
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Yify
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Frostwire
Company: FrostWire | Since: 2004
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Kickass
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Piratebay
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The Pirate Bay is a website that allows users to search, upload and download files by using the BitTorrent protocol. The website offers torrents of different content categories such as music, audiobooks, videoclips, movies, TV series, among others. The site…
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