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AgendaPoster said:
You better take that shit back.
FL is probably the stealthiest, fastest and bestest generic tracker out there, and the only gyppos on it are the foreigners that come desperate from their shitty Western lands where they are bullied by corporations if they torrent without VPN.
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FL is great, and yes being a thieving gippo is in Romanian's blood so of course it's the best. My next door neighbour gave me a code back when Pirate Bay was being hit harder than your mom.
 
Didn't owo get banned for the same thing @byuu did? I remember someone posted a .zip archive with AIDS in it but I can't say for sure who it was.
 
Fucking soap2day is gone forever i'm so arse mad now i had like 5 series i was watching plus all my watch list stuff. Only one that didn't buffer like crazy.
 
There's a whole bucket of sites that do streaming, Netflix-style.
fmovies.to
2now.tv
pressplay.top
flixtor.id
tubitv.com (I believe this one is actually legal)
vidstream.to (subs work on Safari, for those on tablets)

Trakt is fairly useful to keep a watchlist, yeah it's another signup, but it has almost all movies and shows in it's DB, not only English/American.
 
These are two of the largest and highest quality free streaming websites I have come across, and they do not require sign-ups.

www.goojara(dot)to

Goojara is based in Australia and it is constantly adding new movies and television series, and there is also a "request" section where you can request something to be added. There is a small trick when watching something, though. Do not use the player on the main page of the movie you are trying to watch. Instead, click on the links under "Direct Links" where you will be taken to a page with a working video player. When you click to play the movie, a tab with an ad will pop up, but the video should play just fine after closing the pop-up tab.

www.wcofun(dot)org/

This is based in the UK, but almost any cartoon, animated series, or animated film you can think of can be watched here. If the main player does not work, you can go to an alternative player by clicking on "Chromecast player (2 player) at the top of the video player link.
 
Hepativore said:
These are two of the largest and highest quality free streaming websites I have come across, and they do not require sign-ups.

www.goojara(dot)to

Goojara is based in Australia and it is constantly adding new movies and television series, and there is also a "request" section where you can request something to be added. There is a small trick when watching something, though. Do not use the player on the main page of the movie you are trying to watch. Instead, click on the links under "Direct Links" where you will be taken to a page with a working video player. When you click to play the movie, a tab with an ad will pop up, but the video should play just fine after closing the pop-up tab.
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Didnt know that Goojara was aus based, most of the time the goverment cucks some of those sites. i'll test it later and let you know if its still working.

WCO i'm familiar with use it regularly when i want to weeb out on the rare occasion.

Found soap2day.id was actually decent seems to have most recent stuff, someone else recommended movieuniverse.se thats even better it has really old trash tv from mid 2000's i can listen to as well.

The Ghost of Kviv said:
Trakt is fairly useful to keep a watchlist, yeah it's another signup, but it has almost all movies and shows in it's DB, not only English/American.
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I'll give that a go actually thanks !, i don't care about signups i've got a burner email just for all the spam shit anyway.
 
Premium Gonzo said:
Didnt know that Goojara was aus based, most of the time the goverment cucks some of those sites. i'll test it later and let you know if its still working.

WCO i'm familiar with use it regularly when i want to weeb out on the rare occasion.

Found soap2day.id was actually decent seems to have most recent stuff, someone else recommended movieuniverse.se thats even better it has really old trash tv from mid 2000's i can listen to as well.


I'll give that a go actually thanks !, i don't care about signups i've got a burner email just for all the spam shit anyway.
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I torrent other things, but I have always gone to free streaming websites rather than torrenting movies or television, because I never saw the point in gobbling up valuable hard drive space for something that you are only going to watch every once in awhile.
 
Hepativore said:
I torrent other things, but I have always gone to free streaming websites rather than torrenting movies or television, because I never saw the point in gobbling up valuable hard drive space for something that you are only going to watch every once in awhile.
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Agreed i only really torrent movies now a days, theres a few series i have like Murder She Wrote, because Angela Lansbury was my favourite crime grandma as a kid.
 
Arrrrghhh, I'm not too fond of landlubbers!!

Yaarrrrrr, be I in the wrong place??
 
Hepativore said:
www.wcofun(dot)org/

This is based in the UK, but almost any cartoon, animated series, or animated film you can think of can be watched here. If the main player does not work, you can go to an alternative player by clicking on "Chromecast player (2 player) at the top of the video player link.
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I went there and the first thing it recommended to me was an anime about a literal NEET :story:
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Following up on weeb shit Zoro.to is pretty good it looks like it has a built in intro/outro skipper similar to the sponsor block on YT which means i don't have to fucking skip intro every time. Not sure if it does normal cartoons though.
 
ACE Takes Aim at Zoro.to Successor Aniwatch.to
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Earlier this year, the Alliance for Creativity and Entertainment shut down one of the largest piracy sites, Zoro.to. The anti-piracy group struck a deal with its Vietnamese operator, who also ran the popular 2Embed service. Shortly before shutting down, Zoro.to was 'acquired' by Aniwatch.to, which now finds itself at the center of a new ACE investigation.

aniwatchThere’s no denying the many victories of the Alliance for Creativity and Entertainment (ACE) over the past few years.

The anti-piracy group, which represents the major Hollywood studios and other prominent rightsholders such as Apple, BBC, and Netflix, systematically hunts down key piracy players.

A few weeks ago, ACE claimed one of the most significant successes this year by shutting down 2Embed following negotiations with its Hanoi, Vietnam-based operator.

2Embed was one of the key services that took the pirate streaming world by storm. The site offered access to a catalog of pirate streaming links for 300,000 movies and TV shows, which could easily be embedded in any website by simply using an IMDb ID for reference.

Zoro’s Last Minute Acquisition
Right around the time 2Embed went offline, Zoro.to came out with some surprising news. With over 200 million visits the anime streaming portal was one of the largest pirate sites until last June, when it was suddenly acquired by a new team, who redirected it to Aniwatch.to.

This sudden takeover likely wasn’t a coincidence. 2Embed and Zoro.to were reportedly operated by the same person who, after ACE paid a visit to Vietnam, struck a deal with the anti-piracy alliance. And indeed, both 2Embed and Zoro.to now redirect to ACE’s ‘Watch Legally’ page.

This major success was tainted, however, as Zoro’s earlier redirect to Aniwatch.to was rather effective. This new streaming portal came out of nowhere and is now one of the largest piracy portals online with 277 million monthly visits in August.

ACE Goes After Aniwatch
With this new site pupping up right under the noses of MPA and ACE, it is no surprise that Aniwatch is now a priority target. And indeed, through two recent subpoenas, rightsholders are attempting try to discover who’s in charge.

Late last week, MPA requested several DMCA subpoenas at a federal court in California. These subpoenas are directed at Cloudflare and the Tonic domain registry, listing a variety of targets including Aniwatch.to.

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The subpoenas were requested on behalf of ACE members with the aim of obtaining the personal details of the people who operate Aniwatch.to, Gogoanimehd.to, Myflixerz.to and several other domains.

Specifically, ACE seeks “names, physical addresses, IP addresses, telephone numbers, e-mail addresses, payment information, account updates and account histories of the users” who operate the allegedly infringing websites.

More High Traffic Sites
Aniwatch is without a doubt the biggest target, but the other sites have massive traffic levels too. Gogoanimehd.to, for example, logged more than 90 million visits last month, while Myflixerz.to came close to 60 million.

In addition to the .to domain registry, ACE also seeks the same information from Cloudflare through a DMCA subpoena. These recent subpoena requests are part of a bigger push that targets dozens of domain names, which are listed at the bottom of this article.

All in all, it’s clear that, despite the major enforcement efforts this year, ACE still has plenty of ground to cover. While it sometimes seems like a perpetual game of whack-a-mole, rightsholders hope that their perseverance will eventually pay off.

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Below is a list of all domains targeted by MPA/ACE in a recent DMCA subpoena wave (1, 2, 3, 4, 5, 6).

-cyberflix.me
-cuevanahd.net
-pelisflix2.team
-vizer.in
-pobretv.net
-aniwatch.to
-tugaflix.best
-diziwatch.net
-filma24.li
-filma24.gd
-kaido.to
-animez.org
-anix.to
-laroza.one
-gogoaninehd.to
-gogoanime3.net
-smashystream.com
-embed.smashystream.com
-bflix.to
-nuuuppp.store
-soap2day-online.com
-adjaranet.com
-myflixerz.to
-watchsomuch.to
-watchsomuch.tv
-noxx.to
-projectfreetv.space
-0123movie.net
-yugenanime.tv
-yugen.to
-123-movies.sb
-123-movies.zone
-primewire.li
-primewire.tf
-gowatchseries.tv
-movstreamhd.pro
-webtvguek.org
-guek.org
-privateiptvaccess.com
-iptvespana.online
-line.ottcst.org
-line.rs4ott.com
-rapidiptv.pro
-mujitv.com
-sportiumtv.com
-sixstartv.com
-upbaam.com
-vidroba.com
-vidspeeds.com
-anafasts.com
-v.aflam.news
-vod540.xyz
-sfntv.xyz
-tvhdonline.org
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As long as 2 computers can connect peer to peer over the internet there will be ways to share files. It really speaks to the totalitarian power these dinosaurs wield that "digital copyright" have kept thrashing this long and is still considered valid, despite 30 years of evidence showing the absurd impossibility of policing every server online for illegal sharing activity.
 
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