The Pirate Bay announced more than two years ago that it would stop supporting .torrent files in favor of magnet links. Today TPB made the change official. The Swedish file hosting site replaced all ...

The Pirate Bay will remove .torrent files with more than ten peers from its site on February 29th. Magnet links will replace the old format, and the site will continue to operate as normal. The Pirate ...

Torrent sharing is a popular peer-to-peer file-sharing method used mainly to download files like music, movie, etc., from the internet. Basically, the user installs a BitTorrent client like uTorrent ...

Illicit material is often available on torrent sites like the Pirate Bay and Kickass Torrents (pictured here). KickAssTor screenshot 6/24/14 Social media and the community news site Reddit were ...

Magnet links have become a popular method for downloading files from peer-to-peer networks due to their convenience and efficiency. However, opening these links can sometimes be tricky, especially if ...

The Pirate Bay is moving to magnet links today, no longer hosting torrent files for downloads with more than ten peers. The Pirate Bay is moving to magnet links today, no longer hosting torrent files ...

The world’s most popular file-sharing website, The Pirate Bay, is set to drop the files that have helped it become the most infamous Bittorrent hosting portal, removing support for the ageing trackers ...

Seedr is one such solution which will help you convert all the torrent magnet links to direct links. And yes, these direct links can easily be downloaded with any Download Manager software. Also, this ...

One of the Internet's most popular file-sharing Web sites - piratebay.org - has come under heavy fire, in recent times, to stop promoting pirated content. The calls have come from both copyright ...

Last week, a UK court stated publicly that it found The Pirate Bay to be illegal but that wasn’t going to stop the file sharing site from operating. In a Facebook post, it promised that it would be ...

Use left and right arrow keys to seek audio. 'Oh snapz!' is something our VGA editor, Shane Baxtor likes to say when something like this happens - so, it felt oh so appropriate to use it in this news.