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MEGA is a secure and versatile cloud service that offers storage, sharing, chat, meetings, and more. It uses end-to-end encryption to protect your data and has plans for personal and business users.
- Desktop APP
With the MEGA Desktop App, you’ll have full control over...
- Security
The highest level of online security and privacy. We use...
- Backup
BACKUP. Back up and recover important files. Get peace of...
- Contact Us
Get support, find contact details, send us an enquiry,...
- Pricing
MEGA offers free cloud storage up to 20 GB and paid plans...
- Business
MEGA brings your information and people together in one...
- The MEGA Cloud
Get the right amount of storage. You can choose from a range...
- Desktop APP
Megaupload also released its upload/download manager, Mega Manager, a download manager that featured a link-checker for Megaupload links as well as options to manage uploaded files, and to access the online control box that was on Megaupload.
Log in to your MEGA account. Access the world’s most trusted, protected cloud storage.
MEGA Desktop App lets you sync or back up your computers with MEGA, control your uploads and downloads, and stream media files from MEGA. Download the app for Windows, macOS, or Linux and get full compatibility and reliability.
Jun 17, 2023 · Former Megaupload officers Mathias Ortmann and Bram van der Kolk have been given light prison terms for their roles in the file-sharing site. Kim Dotcom, who is still facing extradition to the US, tweeted that the two men are pinning the blame on him and will make poor witnesses.
Megaupload, popular file-sharing computer service created by entrepreneur Kim Schmitz that was shut down in 2012 by the United States government after its founders were charged for violating antipiracy laws.
Jan 19, 2012 · The U.S. government accused seven individuals and two corporations of running an international criminal enterprise that infringed copyrighted works through Megaupload.com and other sites. The indictment alleges that the conspirators earned over $175 million and caused over $500 million in harm to copyright owners.
