The Corona crisis has given file-sharing services, such as Rapidgator, an enormous boost. The industry is booming, which means that the abuse of such platforms and technologies is once again more in the focus of public attention and the judiciary. Young people, in particular, are increasingly filesharing with an alarming disregard for the possible consequences, of which they are often not even aware. But how dangerous is filesharing really? And what can you do yourself to use the services in a safe and legal way?

How does file sharing work in the first place?

File-sharing sites are platforms through which users can upload and download files. They make "their" files available for download to other participants and in return they can download the available files of all participating users. In and of itself, file sharing is, therefore, a thoroughly practical matter.

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File sharing and copyright

The biggest of the problems associated with file sharing relates to copyright. Many files, such as movies, music and computer games, that are offered and downloaded via file sharing services are actually protected by copyright. Distributing such files without the explicit permission of the copyright holder is therefore clearly illegal. But even people who are aware of this fact are tempted time and again by the prospect of free songs, series and games to download copyrighted files or even share them themselves via file sharing. Even if prosecution is currently only the rarest of cases, you can expect hefty consequences. For example, unlawful offering of copyrighted files is punishable by imprisonment of up to three years.

Self-protection: safe file sharing, but how?

The good news is: it is not an impossibility to safely navigate and use file-sharing websites without leaving the legal space. However, you have to be informed and exercise a certain amount of caution. The following two guidelines will pave the way to safe file sharing:

Know and respect copyright: What many don't know: Not only uploading files that are copyrighted, but also downloading such files is prohibited. So before venturing into the myth-enshrouded terrain of file sharing, it's essential to get smart and deal with copyright law. As a rough rule of thumb, you can remember: Anything that normally costs (for example, movies or music albums) cannot be legally uploaded or downloaded.

No downloads from unknown participants: In general, it is also advisable to only download files from known uploaders. Otherwise, you never know what you're actually downloading, and there's a chance that you're unknowingly acquiring criminal content. Not to mention the risk of being bombarded with malware of various kinds.

Conclusion: Legal filesharing is possible

Ultimately, it is always a question of what exactly one uploads and downloads, whether one makes oneself liable to prosecution with file sharing or not. Accordingly, the services do not pose a general danger. Legal and safe file sharing is and remains possible, but only if you yourself as a user do your part.

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Turbobit is a free online space for uploading files, saving, sharing files with other users, sharing file links with friends, or downloading from other users' links. With "Turbo Access" (premium account) you get advanced benefits such as maximum download speed, multiple delayed and updated downloads, more space and time for storing files.

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Turbobit Premium allows you to share files with family, friends, clients and thousands of other users. Millions of Google Index users have also deployed the service with downloads to save money. Be sure to add the word 'Turbobit' to your Google search.
If you need more storage space and download speed, you can upgrade your Turbobit Premium account.

Turbobit Premium Key Features

• You can store any number of files. The total size and number of your files is not limited.
• Download files in one click. From your computer, mobile phone or even another site.
• Maximum download speed. Turbo Access gives you unlimited download speed.
• Share files without limits. Transfer files of up to 100GB!
• Your files are always at your fingertips. Available via mobile phones and computers with an internet connection.
• Quick support. More support contacts: online chat, ticket system and email.

The difference between a Turbobit Premium subscription and a free subscription

•  You can download up to 100 files at a time
•  Get the most out of your connection
•  Pick up your download right where you left off in case your download was interrupted
•  Manage your downloads on your account
•  Surf the web

There are many cloud storage and file hosting services on the internet, but TurboBit's features and services are far superior to most of them. WDUpload offers only 1GB of cloud storage while TurboBit offers unlimited cloud storage. With WDUpload you can only share 1 GB of files, while with TurboBit you can share 100 GB of files with any number of people.

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When looking for a suitable, secure file hoster for private or business use, one quickly gets lost in the jungle of numerous providers. You can hardly make a well-founded decision without first obtaining sufficient information about various services. In the following, we will focus on the provider Fileboom and explain what functions it offers, what costs are incurred and what importance is attached to data protection.

This is how registration works

To register, click on the orange "Sign Up" button at the top right of the provider's website. This opens the registration area. Here you can either log in using your Google or Facebook account data or use an e-mail address to register. You decide on a password and click on "Sign Up" again. You then activate your account by clicking on the confirmation link that is sent to you by e-mail.

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Use Fileboom free of charge

If you are not bothered by some restrictions, you can also use Fileboom free of charge. These general conditions must then be taken into account:

Customer service

Clicking on "Help" takes you to the provider's customer service centre. Help articles are offered there, and there is also an English-language FAQ section. In addition, you have the option of contacting the support team directly via a contact form. As a rule, you will receive an answer within 72 hours.

Reviews and experiences: What does the Fileboom test reveal?

Let's take a look at the experiences users have had with Fileboom: In most cases, the test is satisfactory. Users emphasize the user-friendliness and simple operation as well as the helpfulness and competence of the customer service staff. The costs for the Premium Account are predominantly rated as reasonable. In addition, the experiences show that you can really rely on Fileboom in terms of security and data protection. All in all, there is a high level of customer satisfaction, which speaks for the provider.

The term "Usenet" is the common abbreviation for Unix User Network, a globally distributed network that originated long before the World Wide Web (the "Internet" via browser as most people know it). More specifically, it was developed at Duke University in 1979. The network is an independent service on the Internet and enables the exchange of information in text and binary form in so-called newsgroups. Usenet is often compared to a digital "bulletin board".

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As early as the early 1980s, Usenet represented a significant collection of knowledge, primarily for the scientific community, but also increasingly for private individuals. Since 2004, Usenet has become the focus of many users, primarily because of the possibility of exchanging files quickly and easily via binary newsgroups. The actual function - discussion in text form - on the other hand, has been pushed back further and further and replaced by forums on the World Wide Web. The pioneer of the "modern" Usenet in Germany at that time was UseNeXt - a provider that many today use synonymously with Usenet. UseNeXt is, however, only one of many providers offering access to the Usenet.

How does Usenet work?

The Usenet is an association of many news servers that are distributed decentrally around the world. These constantly synchronize and store content redundantly - making the network much less susceptible to censorship than the WWW, for example, where content is usually only stored on one server. To exchange information, a user posts a message to the appropriate newsgroup and ideally receives one or more replies. He can also attach files to his messages, the so-called binaries.

What do I need to get started?

In addition to Internet access, you need two things:

• Usenet access: You need an account with a Usenet provider of your choice. You will receive the necessary access data (user name, password, host, port, number of connections) from this provider.
• Newsreader: In order to be able to connect to the network, you need not only Usenet access but also a tool with which you can search the Usenet, post content and download it. Comparable to the browser in the Word Wide Web, this is the newsreader in Usenet. We have compiled a list of the best free newsreaders for you.

What are the advantages?

There are numerous advantages:

1. Usenet is extremely fast, content can usually be downloaded at Full DSL speed or beyond. Customers of Usenext, for example, expect a data rate of up to 800 Mbit/s.
2. Anonymity: What you read or download on Usenet is completely anonymous and cannot be viewed. Caution: It's a different story when writing and uploading content - see the section "Am I anonymous on Usenet?".
3. In conjunction with the right software, Usenet is very easy to use
4. Huge amount of content

Which Usenet provider is the best?

It depends very much on the personal needs and requirements of a user - therefore it is difficult to give a general recommendation for all users. If you are looking for an easy entry into Usenet with a very good price-performance ratio, we can recommend UseNeXt. If you absolutely do not want to commit to a provider for a longer period of time, you can try prepaid Usenet, for example. If you need an extremely large download volume and are already very familiar with the service, we can recommend Giganews with its low flat rate tariffs. These points are important for all providers:
SSL encryption included:

• High retention: How long is the content stored? A retention of 1,000 days is standard today, the market leader UseNeXt even offers more than 3,800 days (=more than 10 years).
• High speed: The data rate should not be below the maximum download speed of your internet access. Otherwise you will not be able to use the full potential
• Seriousness: Unfortunately, there are also black sheep in Usenet. For example, providers such as Firstload or Gigaflat are not to be recommended.

How expensive is Usenet?

The days of completely free access to the Usenet are unfortunately over. When the focus was primarily on text contributions, access to this content was included with many Internet providers. The increasingly popular binaries, i.e. the attached files, caused significantly more costs due to their size and access could no longer be offered free of charge. Today, Usenet access including binary Usenet is available for as little as a few euros per month. For example, with German providers such as Prepaid Usenet, you can get access for as little as 5€, depending on the package; 100 GB costs 25€, for example. American providers such as Giganews also offer flat rates for the equivalent of about 11€ per month. However, you can test almost all providers for free and usually receive a certain data volume for a certain time, which you can then consume. During the free trial period, you are guaranteed not to incur any costs. The best test accounts at a glance:

• 30 GB at UseNeXt
• 10 GB with Usenet.nl
• 10 GB with prepaid Usenet