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In this post I'll share you my top 5 torrent sites of 2017 that aren't got banned and are still working 100%.
Disclaimer: Droid HeX does not condone the illegal sharing of copyrighted files. Please use good judgment when using a torrent file-sharing site!
This list is in random order and based on my personal choices so don't forget to check all of them:
5.Bitsnoop: https://bitsnoop.com/ This is the largest known database of torrents today. With over 18 million indexed files, one could argue that this is the only site you'd need to search at. Try BitSnoop for yourself and see how it presents its results with its comments and ratings... you might like this site as much as other readers do.
4. Extratorrent: http://extratorrent.cc/
ExtraTorrent.cc is very visual and very busy. But the thumbnails and file information at this site are tremendous. This site is definitely worth trying, as it is very browsing-friendly for discovering movies and music artists.
3.Torrentdownloads: https://www.torrentdownloads.cc/
With over 6 million torrent files in its catalog, this site is considered the second-largest torrent index on the Web today. To help you navigate the sheer magnitude of its database, TorrentDownloads also publishes a filter to see only those torrents that have passed verification testing.
2. Pirate bay: https://thepiratebay.org/
The Pirate Bay allows users to search for Magnet links. These are used to reference resources available for download via peer-to-peer networks which, when opened in a BitTorrent client, begin downloading the desired content. (Originally, the Pirate Bay allowed users to download BitTorrent files (torrents), small files that contain metadata necessary to download the data files from other users). The torrents are organized into categories: "Audio", "Video", "Applications", "Games", and "Other"
1. Rarbg: https://rarbg.unblocked.world/
This is my personal favourite torrent site. RARBG is a website, founded in 2008, RARBG is about quality high-resolution torrents, not about high quantities of torrents. When you look at the file sizes, you'll see why this site is not for everybody. But if you are serious about your video files, then definitely consider this exclusive site. Note: memberships are not given freely, as the community there is very tight-knit. Advertising and pop-ups are also very annoying at this site.
SPECIAL MENTIONS:
1. Kickasstorrent: (kat.cr)
The king of all torrent sites.
Sad news... KAT IS OFFLINE as of July 20, 2016. The administrator of KAT.cr was arrested by US investigators in Poland. He is now charged with copyright infringement. Read more on the KAT.cr shutdown Here
2. Toorgle: http://www.toorgle.com/
Toorgle is a torrent metasearch engine based on Google technology. Like any metasearch service, your searches result from multiple other search engines on the Web. Toorgle retrieves the location of these files for you as a kind of matchmaking service. It's quick to use and can help you find rare or obscure torrents. Just make sure you are careful in which torrent you choose at Toorgle, because Toorgle will show results from dodgy torrent sites, take the time to check that a torrent has positive comments and is verified by users before you download. Careful and experienced users comment that Toorgle can be very helpful, if you know how to pick the good torrents from the bad.
Disclaimer and legal warning for new torrent users: Droid HeX does not condone illegal sharing of copyrighted material.Uploading these copyrighted files puts you at risk of a civil lawsuit in the USA, Canada, Australia, and the UK. While these lawsuits are often class-action suits, filed against groups of users who blatantly copy and distribute copyrighted materials, some lawsuits are harshly targeted at making examples of individual downloaders. These P2P civil lawsuits are very real, and whether or not they are successful, they are extreme financial and emotional burdens on the defendant.
ISP warning: your ISP may choose to release logs of your downloading/uploading activity to potential copyright plaintiffs. The more megabytes you download, the more you risk being sued by copyright protection groups.
In this post I'll share you my top 5 torrent sites of 2017 that aren't got banned and are still working 100%.
Disclaimer: Droid HeX does not condone the illegal sharing of copyrighted files. Please use good judgment when using a torrent file-sharing site!
This list is in random order and based on my personal choices so don't forget to check all of them:
5.Bitsnoop: https://bitsnoop.com/ This is the largest known database of torrents today. With over 18 million indexed files, one could argue that this is the only site you'd need to search at. Try BitSnoop for yourself and see how it presents its results with its comments and ratings... you might like this site as much as other readers do.
4. Extratorrent: http://extratorrent.cc/
ExtraTorrent.cc is very visual and very busy. But the thumbnails and file information at this site are tremendous. This site is definitely worth trying, as it is very browsing-friendly for discovering movies and music artists.
3.Torrentdownloads: https://www.torrentdownloads.cc/
With over 6 million torrent files in its catalog, this site is considered the second-largest torrent index on the Web today. To help you navigate the sheer magnitude of its database, TorrentDownloads also publishes a filter to see only those torrents that have passed verification testing.
2. Pirate bay: https://thepiratebay.org/
The Pirate Bay allows users to search for Magnet links. These are used to reference resources available for download via peer-to-peer networks which, when opened in a BitTorrent client, begin downloading the desired content. (Originally, the Pirate Bay allowed users to download BitTorrent files (torrents), small files that contain metadata necessary to download the data files from other users). The torrents are organized into categories: "Audio", "Video", "Applications", "Games", and "Other"
1. Rarbg: https://rarbg.unblocked.world/
This is my personal favourite torrent site. RARBG is a website, founded in 2008, RARBG is about quality high-resolution torrents, not about high quantities of torrents. When you look at the file sizes, you'll see why this site is not for everybody. But if you are serious about your video files, then definitely consider this exclusive site. Note: memberships are not given freely, as the community there is very tight-knit. Advertising and pop-ups are also very annoying at this site.
SPECIAL MENTIONS:
1. Kickasstorrent: (kat.cr)
The king of all torrent sites.
Sad news... KAT IS OFFLINE as of July 20, 2016. The administrator of KAT.cr was arrested by US investigators in Poland. He is now charged with copyright infringement. Read more on the KAT.cr shutdown Here
2. Toorgle: http://www.toorgle.com/
Toorgle is a torrent metasearch engine based on Google technology. Like any metasearch service, your searches result from multiple other search engines on the Web. Toorgle retrieves the location of these files for you as a kind of matchmaking service. It's quick to use and can help you find rare or obscure torrents. Just make sure you are careful in which torrent you choose at Toorgle, because Toorgle will show results from dodgy torrent sites, take the time to check that a torrent has positive comments and is verified by users before you download. Careful and experienced users comment that Toorgle can be very helpful, if you know how to pick the good torrents from the bad.
Disclaimer and legal warning for new torrent users: Droid HeX does not condone illegal sharing of copyrighted material.Uploading these copyrighted files puts you at risk of a civil lawsuit in the USA, Canada, Australia, and the UK. While these lawsuits are often class-action suits, filed against groups of users who blatantly copy and distribute copyrighted materials, some lawsuits are harshly targeted at making examples of individual downloaders. These P2P civil lawsuits are very real, and whether or not they are successful, they are extreme financial and emotional burdens on the defendant.
ISP warning: your ISP may choose to release logs of your downloading/uploading activity to potential copyright plaintiffs. The more megabytes you download, the more you risk being sued by copyright protection groups.
