Megaupload was shut down at the end of January, and its founder was arrested and charged. Then there was a never-ending series of mistakes and mishaps.
In the case of Kim Dotcom, the founder of the controversial website Megaupload, it was probably all - raid, arrest, search, public apology authorities search the hook at all costs, try to extradition. But what about all those users who used the service only legally, treating it as the site for their files? Perhaps they will recover your files, but the court will decide. Sporting a reporter in Ohio Kyle Goodwin, succeeded in a court hearing and the judge will decide whether he should be entitled to recover the data that the law still belong to him. If the court in favor of the position of lawyers from the Electronic Frontier Foundation (Foundation to protect civil liberties), Megaupload all users may recover data. At least in the United States ...
At the time of closure of the site, Megaupload store over a thousand servers over 28 thousand terabytes of data (around 28 petabytes).
No comments:
Post a Comment