IMesh News

[GhostShip]

It seems a whole raft of other P2P services have been affected recently with the demise of  the RIAA's favourite data provider

https://torrentfreak.com/riaa-approved-file-sharing-service-hacked-51m-user-details-leaked-160613/

Around 51 million user records of a file-sharing service that was first sued and then approved by the RIAA has been leaked online. The iMesh service was part of a shady group of former P2P services operating under the Bearshare, Lphant and Shareaza brands, despite the latter being obtained in the most questionable of circumstances.

Now, however, some of that data has landed in the public arena. Following the sudden disappearance of iMesh in recent weeks, LeakedSource is reporting that it has obtained an iMesh database containing 51,310,759 user records.

Good riddance to Imesh I say 

[reef]

a buddy of mine used it years ago, he had ads poppin up faster than he could close em, even after he closed the program down. I agree, good riddance

[White Stripes]

LeakedSource is reporting that it has obtained an iMesh database containing 51,310,759 user records.

good riddance to imesh perhaps but no boo on the data leak?

[Khayu]

Is this forum about Imesh?

Laughing stock.

[GhostShip]

The news section is traditionally used to deliver news from around the web on such topics as P2P networks or events as this could mean folks either leaving or joining our community and we like to be aware of such occurrences, we also cover some operating system news, browser flaws and other generally helpful materials that may warrant some highlighting or exposure. I personaly enjoy posting materials that involve copyright law and its current ramifications for filesharers of whatever network, I agree it sees little in the way of real winmx news but then lets be honest theres little we can write about here that's not either known or out of date for most chat room members, the grapevine is both efficient and often annoying