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TOP 100 Most Requested Invites in 2012 So this was an interesting year in request sections. What we do checked? Not only simple request sections on invite forums but also recruitements threads and number of requests there, power users forums on private trackers where users can requests invites to other trackers. So this is a big list of most requested trackers invites. This is TOP 100 of most desire invites. 1. FTN Among all other popular trackers, especially chinese trackers FTN still is most requested tracker in 2012. Requests for FTN are still often, still lots of users searching for this tracker. It's easier to join FTN than last years but requests didn't drop, still forums are full of FTN requests. This is most requested tracker in 0day category. 2. CHDBits This is a big one. CHDbits.org also known as " Classic High Definition Private Tracker" is one of the bigges and active tracker in China.CHDbits.org is very well known for their internal HD recordind/enconding teams like: CHDBits , CHD , CHDTV , CHDPAD , PDAHD , StBOX , AREA11 , ZON3.Also CHDbits has a lot of FREE leech torrents , so it's not very hard to mentain your ratio. Almost same number of request like FTN. Requests are growing and grownig for CHD and probably in next year CHDBits will be most requested tracker. This is most requested tracker in HD category. 3. HDChina HDChina is one of the most popular HD trackers out there. HDC is a chinese trackers which encodes a lot of tv shows and movies. They have many a lot different encoding teams for different catalogs of TV shows and movies. Request for HDC are still growing. 4. SceneHD Most popular HD english language tracker among users. Number of request are very big, you can find it almost on all invite forums. 5. BitMe BitMe going strong, and users still want to learn more! This e-learning tracker have big numer of requests. BitMe im most requested tracker in e-learning category. 6. HD-Spain This tracker has been around for 4 years now, and it is one of the biggest HD Spanish movie trackers out there. Biggest surprise in Top 10. Requests for this spanish HD tracker rise this year to very big number, yet it is really difficult to get an invite. This is most requested non-english tracker. 7. HDBits.org One of the bigest HD tracker, with very good internal team and with big and active community. Very good speed and great content. Invites are close almost all the time and they open only for a few hours.Only staff and vip ( vip inst the donors its a different userclass ) can send invites when they are closed.Tracker is almost impossible to get into yet number of request is very big and place this tracker at 7. 8. FSC FSC is a different tracker when talking about community. Invitations are rare and the tracker always tries to remain anonymous. There is hardly information about this tracker on the Internet. Some of the forums forbid FSC request but yet you can find some recruitements threads for FSC. And then you will see very large numer of request. FSC is most requested non-ratio tracker. 9. DeepBase9 Tracker mainly specialize in the music style of Drum'n'Bass. Also a lot of Bass, House and Techno. In 2012 most requested music tracker detronized biggest players like What or Waffles. DB9 is most requested tracker in music category. 10. Sinderella Korean adult tracker that specializes in Japanese and Korean porn. This year number of requests rises a lot for this tracker. This is the most requested tracker in porn category. 11. PTN PTN is a ratioless movie tracker. It tracks less movies compared to PTP , but if you're just looking for the latest releases PTN is great and you can download all you want right from the start.This is most requested tracker in movies category. 12. Pedro's Pedros is one of the most debated over trackers with people comparing it to various sites like what.cd and waffles. It isn't as big as any of them when it comes to number of torrents but the whole purpose of pedros was way different compared to both of them. The sole purpose of pedros was quality uploads. Still one of the most requested music trackers. 13. Music-Vids Music Video tracker with lots of official and live videos. Lots of request for MV on different invite forums and trackers forums. Most requested tracker in music videos category. 14. fux0r fux0r is a must have for any porn lover. A beautiful looking site with a large amount of quality content (a result of their strict uploading rules), great speeds, and a wonderful community. Requests for this tracker rise every day. 15. BTN BTN is a ratioless TV show only tracker. This tracker has tons of torrents. All torrents are very well organized by TV shows, individual seasons and episodes. Most requested tracker in TV category. 16. CN A excellent movies tracker with lots of content and very nice and unique design. 17. x264 This is an incredible movies and TV tracker with an abundance of quality content, awesome hard working internal encoders, many long-term seeders, an active forum, and much more. 18. RevolutionTT RevTT is a general 0day tracker with reasonable but not great pre times. The format is is clear and concise and easy to navigate. Upon being invited to RevTT you will be given a small upload credit and be subject to waiting times based on your upload and ratio. 19. What.CD Every music lover should be a part of this community. It is the most organized tracker, whatever band you're looking for, you'll be able to find it in seconds and in whatever format. That's why there are hardly any "dupes" because every band/album is categorized by format/year. 20. SCC One of the most wanted, well organized, well managed, well secured, well designed trackers in the BT world. Site is full of rich contents. This is one of things that users get attached to the tracker. Huge freeleech packs, single episodes in different formats, various kind of releases etc. 21. CartoonChaos Most requested tracker in kids/cartoon category. 22. PassThePopcorn 23. LzTR 24. nCore 25. TranceTraffic 26. GFT 27. HD-Torrents 28. ComicBT 29. iTS 30. HDME 31. Jpopsuki 32. Brokenstones Most requested tracker in MacOS category. 33. Waffles 34. Bibliotik 35. ScienceHD 36. TorrentGUI 37. MyAnonamouse 38. GGn Most requested tracker in games category. 39. NorBits 40. Bit-HDTV 41. BitGamer 42. BitHumen 43. iFR 44. Awesome-HD 45. Exigo 46. SDBits 47. TorrentLeech 48. PolishTracker 49. LosslessWorld 50. TheDVDClub 51. TranceRoute 52. BitMeTV 53. TehConnection 54. The Vault 55. TSNT Most requested tracker in sports category. 56. HDStar 57. 3DTorrents 58. Pretome 59. TorrentHR 60. Sparvar 61. BitSpyder 62. BlackCatGames 63. Open.CD 64. TheMyth 65. HDVNBits 66. Karagarga 67. PixelHD 68. BitVault 69. HD-Bits 70. FileList 71. IPT 72. ThePlace 73. PornBits 74. Cinemageddon 75. BaconBits 76. AdultCinemaNetwork 77. HDRoad 78. HorrorCharnel 79. TTi 80. TorrentDay 81. Torrent-Damage 82. iPlay 83. HDCorea 84. Freshon.TV 85. FormulaMonkey 86. DigitalHive 87. BitHQ 88. AnimeBytes 89. TheOccult 90. HD-mkv 91. GFXNews 92. TVTorrents 93. seX (closed) 94. deli.sh 95. B2S 96. Underground Gamer 97. Swebits (closed) 98. Supertorrents 99. RMVBusters (closed) 100. UTN (closed)***

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Tracker Name : SiMPLE Development Signup Link : http://simpledevelopment.info/signup.php Genre : Movies Closing Date : SOON Additional Information : SiMPLE Development is a tracker designed for 480p and smaller encodes. Many have a slow connection or limited monthly bandwidth so our movies will be a bit more accessable for them. The tracker will grow fast as we have some of the best names in p2p involved in this project brining a great site and a great experiance for all. The rules are easy and don't require you to jump through hoops just to be a member. No porn either just movies and good company. Take a drop by and say hello in the shoutbox and above all enjoy.

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Moves app changes policy to allow data sharing with new owner Facebook Activity tracker shares users' information with its parent, despite earlier promise not to 'commingle' data between the companies Eleven days after being purchased by Facebook, the activity tracking app Moves has changed its privacy policy to allow it to share user data with its parent company. The new version of the app's privacy policy allows it to "share information, including personally identifying information, with our affiliates (companies that are part of our corporate groups of companies, including but not limited to Facebook)". Moves uses motion sensors inside Apple and Android phones, as well as GPS information, to track a user's location and activity throughout the day. Not only does its information include someone's whereabouts, down to which building they were in when they started using the service, it even knows if they travelled between locations on foot, bike or bus. On the day of its acquisition, the company promised users that "the Moves experience will continue to operate as a standalone app, and there are no plans to change that or commingle data with Facebook". A Facebook spokeswoman told the Wall Street Journal that that remained the case, but that the companies would share data. The Guardian has asked Facebook to clarify the difference between "share" and "commingle", but has received no reply at press time. Under its old privacy policy, Moves was committed to notifying users of any change to the policy "through the service, by email, via our Twitter account or otherwise". While a banner at the top of the Moves app does warn users of changes, no emails or tweets have been sent out. Previously, the Moves privacy policy allowed it to disclose an individual user's data to third parties if "our business or assets, or parts of them, are acquired by a third party". The change comes after Facebook's F8 developer conference, where the company promoted a new, privacy-friendly version of itself. Users will now be able to log in to apps anonymously, letting them try them out before they need to provide them with personal information.

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Piracy study shows illegal downloaders more likely to pay for films than music People who illegally download movies also love going to the cinema and do not mind paying to watch films, research has shown. Those who illegally download movies are more likely to be wealthier and less worried about being caught than their music counterparts, concluded the study, thought to be the first to examine the differences between movie and music pirates. Dr Joe Cox, one of the University of Portsmouth economists involved in the study, said: "It is interesting to see that people who illegally download large quantities of movie files continue to pay for legal movie consumption to a far greater extent than music downloaders." Movie pirates are also more likely to cut down their piracy if they feel they are harming the industry compared with people who illegally download music, according to Cox and fellow Portsmouth University economist Professor Alan Collins. Movie pirates are 'early adopters' The researchers analysed results from a survey of more than 6,000 people aged seven to 84 in Finland to examine the attitudes of those who illegally download movies and music from the internet. Movie pirates are more likely to live in large cities and be "early adopters" of new technology, according to the study, published in the Journal of Behavioural and Experimental Economics. "One of the reasons movie pirates are a different breed is downloading and filesharing films is much more technologically demanding," said Cox. "It requires faster internet speeds, greater digital storage capabilities and access to a wider range of devices for playback than pirating music, which has now become relatively simple, fast and cheap. "However, it came as no surprise to find that the most prolific pirates of either movies or music tend to be younger men," Cox adds. "They have the skills, the motivation and the equipment between them to steal large volumes of music tracks and movies every month." Pirates have an average 2,900 music files and 90 films On average, each person involved in the survey had illegally downloaded about 2,900 music files and 90 movie files. Previous studies have found that people who pirate content are also much more likely to purchase content legally than those who do not illegally download music and movies, often being greater consumers of media. Illegal filesharers from the US and Germany were found to buy 30% more music than people who did not pirate music, for instance. Among the reasons given for downloading files illegally were that it saved money, allowed access to material not on general release or before it was released, and that in doing so people could help artists bypass record companies or movie studios. Reasons given for not downloading or for limiting piracy included fear of downloading viruses or malware, that the content did not match the description, or that it was difficult to find and was of poor quality. Cox said: "These findings are important from a policy perspective, because they suggest campaigns that emphasise the harmful effects on the movie industry of piracy are much more likely to be effective than similar campaigns focusing on the music industry." Experts say the cost of piracy in the US alone is $12.5bn (£7.4bn) to the music industry and $20.5bn to the movie industry.

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How to crack the facade in any copyright monopoly discussion Most people have not had any reason to question the copyright monopoly and its claimed perfection. Help break the facade and the illusion by making a small crack, to help people start questioning the rest of it for themselves. In my last column, I explained how the copyright monopoly is fundamentally incompatible with private communications as a concept, and how we must weigh a silly distribution monopoly for one of many entertainment industries against such vital functions of society as whistleblower protection, freedom of the press, and the ability to hold a private conversation in the first place. While this argument is strong, it does require a bit of intelligence and the ability to see how two ideas conflict, so it can be hard to get across to copyright monopoly pundits. The threat against private communications isn’t the only thing wrong with the copyright monopoly, of course. I have previously argued here on TorrentFreak that there’s really nothing defensible about the monopoly at all. But in order to break the spell of “publishers have always told me that the copyright monopoly is good and I have never had any reason to question their self-interest in the matter”, there are other tricks of honest, effective argumentation. While it’s possible to attack the copyright monopoly construct from many angles – all of them, in fact – some fruit is more low-hanging than others. One easy angle is to point at the usual (horrible) motivation of the copyright monopoly; that it “enables creators to make money” (which is factually false, misleading, and dishonest). If you’re talking to a monopoly pundit, or just somebody who hasn’t had reason to question the monopoly, this point will come up sooner or later. Once this point comes up, it’s an open goal. To make sure you understood the point correctly, reiterate back; “So your point is that they should be rewarded with a monopoly to make money, in order to give them an incentive to create more art?” Any monopoly pundit will nod enthusiastically. Then, score the goal. “So why does the monopoly last 70 years after the author’s death? I don’t know of a single author who keeps writing books after they’re dead and buried. The copyright monopoly term is at least 70 years – a whole lifetime – too long. And if it is that obviously 70 years too long, then it’s absurd in the first place.” Occasionally, you’ll see some fightback that their children and grandchildren and great-grandchildren should inherit the privileges of the author, which you can easily refute by pointing out that the purpose was already agreed to be an incentive for the artist to create more art, not for their children to get privileged at the expense of others. Once you have established that the copyright monopoly term is indefensively long – at least a lifetime too long – then the facade of pretend perfection is broken. If something as fundamental as that can be questioned, and it can, then everything else is also up in the air. Have fun making the pennies drop and the facades crack.

Top 10 Most Pirated Movies of The Week – 05/05/14 The top 10 most downloaded movies on BitTorrent are in again. ‘RoboCop’ tops the chart this week, followed by ‘Captain America: The Winter Soldier' 'Pompeii' completes the top three. This week we have five newcomers in our chart. RoboCop is the most downloaded movie this week. The data for our weekly download chart is estimated by TorrentFreak, and is for informational and educational reference only. All the movies in the list are BD/DVDrips unless stated otherwise. Ranking (last week) MovieIMDb Rating / Trailer 1.(…) RoboCop 6.5 / trailer 2.(1) Captain America: The Winter Soldier (Cam/TS) 8.3 / trailer 3.(…) Pompeii 6.0 / trailer 4.(…) The Monuments Men 6.2 / trailer 5.(3) Vampire Academy 6.3 / trailer 6.(2) That Awkward Moment 6.2 / trailer 7.(…) I Frankenstein 5.2 / trailer 8.(7) Rio 2 (HDTS) 6.8 / trailer 9.(…) About Last Night 6.2 / trailer 10.(6) Her 8.2 / trailer

Aussie Govt. To Consider Site Blocking, File-Sharing Warnings As early as this week the Australian Government will consider a pair of measures designed to crack down on the consumption of unauthorized content online. In addition to sending out warning letters to alleged file-sharers, new legislation will allow for 'pirate' sites such as The Pirate Bay to be blocked by local Internet service providers. For years Australia has wrestled with the thorny issue of online piracy. Citizens have long complained of being treated as second class consumers, in many cases having to wait months or years for new content from the United States to appear Down Under. This has only fueled the uptake of illegal file-sharing. While there are signs that plans for improved availability of content might be developing, impatient entertainment companies want action now, and talks with ISPs have failed to show significant progress. The threat that the government could get involved if voluntary agreements can not be reached has always loomed in the background, and now it seems that the government is getting ready to act. According to Fairfax (subscription), as early as this week the federal cabinet will consider two proposals to crack down on illegal file-sharing. The first proposal, of sending letters to those found infringing copyright online, will already be familiar to Internet users in the United States, France, New Zealand, Taiwan and South Korea. The idea is that persistent infringers receive subsequent and increasingly threatening letters in order to deter future offending but there is still debate whether such mechanisms are effective. It will perhaps come as no surprise that the second discussion will center on the blocking or censoring of so-called ‘pirate’ sites by local ISPs, with the effect that their subscribers can no longer access them. Andrew Maiden, CEO of ASTRA, the industry body for subscription TV, told Mumbrella that the legislative changes required to effect the above could be brought in as early as mid or late June this year. “They have already made commitments to take action against piracy so I would think they would want to act sooner rather than later,” Maiden said. While there are few details on the proposed letter-writing scheme, entertainment companies will be hoping that there will be consequences for those who fail to heed advice to stop downloading and sharing copyrighted material. At this stage, however, no punitive measures are being reported for the Aussie scheme. But even before letter writing begins, there are complex issues for the government to overcome. In the past talks between movie and music companies and Aussie ISPs have deadlocked over, among other things, who should pay for such a program. There are no signs that the parties have reached consensus on this or any other matter. On site blocking, it is expected that entertainment companies will be allowed to go to court to obtain injunctions against sites such as The Pirate Bay, which will compel local ISPs to block the sites. This same strategy is being used in several countries in Europe, notably the UK, although not in the United States where many of the entertainment companies are based. However, the big difference with Australia is that as a result of content being made available elsewhere first, Aussie citizens have already become adept at using VPN and proxy services to access legal services such as Netflix. The exact same techniques can be used to access a blocked Pirate Bay, for example. With the Australian government having previously promised to make “significant” changes to Australia’s copyright laws, the movie and music industries will be hoping that 2014 turns out to be a productive year. In the meantime, companies such as Google will continue to remind the Australian government that piracy is a pricing and availability problem.

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