Torrent hunt locomotive BTjunkie is the latest file-sharing service to drop on its sword in the wake of the Megaupload sting. Junkie, one of the largest BitTorrent indexes, decided to shut down voluntarily.
A instruction on the website reads, “This is the conclusion of the line my friends. The decision does not arrived easy, merely we’ve decided to voluntarily closed down. We’ve been fighting for years for your right to communicate, simply it’s time to motion on. It’s been an experience of a lifetime, we wish you completely the best!”
The site was never instantly targeted by copyright holders, an unknown BTJunkie founder told TorrentFreak. However, the site was reported to the US Trade Instance (USTR) in 2011, the RIAA and MPAA listed the torrent index equally a ‘rogue’ site, and Google censored the hunting term.
Despite avoiding legal attention hence far, the site’s founder stated TorrentFreak that the legal action against file-sharing sites Megaupload and The Pirate Embayment played an important role in its closure.
Online storage locker Megaupload was seized and shut down by the US Department of Justice in January 2012, for allegedly breaching copyright infringement law. The site’s staff members were arrested and founder Kim Dotcom was latterly been denied bail.
Meanwhile, the founders of The Pirate Embayment were arrested for copyright infringement in 2009. This month, the supreme court of Sweden made the opinion final, and announced that the founders will not exist able to appeal their months-long prison sentences or combined fines of 46 million kronor (around $6.83 million).
In response to Megaupload’s shutdown, a mickle of popular Web lockers receive neutered the ability to share files with others. FileSonic, FileServe and Uploaded.to completely cut conk file-sharing in the days after Megaupload was seized.
The Pirate Bay, on the other hand, struck its domain name from .org to the Swedish .se. A Pirate Bay insider said TorrentFreak that this was to prevent US authorities from seizing the popular domain.




