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TorrentFreak's 18 Most Read Articles of 2018

BY ERNESTO ON DECEMBER 31, 2018 C: 8NEWS

With 2018 nearing its end, we investigate the most-read news stories posted on TorrentFreak this year. The inconveniences at different downpour destinations including The Pirate Bay and Demonoid had a significant effect, as did the  yts proxy Terrarium TV shutdown and Nintendo's legitimate battle against ROM locales.

Consistently we compose approximately 900 articles here at TorrentFreak, and some are more well known than others.

On the precarious edge of the new year, we glance back at 2018 by going over the 18 most read news things of the year.

With everything taken into account, it was a significant dubious year indeed. Inconveniences at different downpour locales were much of the time referenced, just as the unavoidable lawful issues.

Be that as it may, what will 2019 bring?

1. LIMETORRENTS FIGHTS BLOCKING EFFORTS WITH NEW DOMAIN AND HOMEPAGE

In July, LimeTorrents changed area names and refreshed its landing page in light of different blocking endeavors. The site planned to sidestep ISP barricades, in any event incidentally, yet in addition to counter a Google boycott. While the progressions helped incidentally, the new limetorrents.info stays hard to discover in the web index.

2. Privateer BAY SUFFERS DOWNTIME, TOR DOMAIN IS UP

The Pirate Bay has endured a long time of personal time over the previous year. There were a few related articles that certified for this rundown, yet we restricted it to this one passage from August. The baffling issues proceeded for a considerable length of time some still experience difficulty getting to the site through its ordinary .organization area.

3. TERRARIUM TV: ONE OF THE BEST-LOVED PIRATE APPS SHUTS DOWN

In September, Terrarium TV – one of the most-adored 'privateer' applications for Android – stopped working for good. Designer NitroXenon declared that the product, known for its smooth interface and colossal substance determination, would quit working toward the part of the arrangement.

4. DEMONOID GOES DOWN WHILE OWNER REMAINS 'MISSING'

Demonoid has a notoriety for vanishing, now and again for a considerable length of time. This turned out to be agonizingly evident again this year. Throughout the late spring the site began to endure personal time and later on it disappeared totally. The site's proprietor likewise disappeared around a similar time. While he contacted staff weeks after the fact, the site remains disconnected today. The issues at Demonoid were examined in a few prominent news posts yet we restricted them to one passage in this rundown.