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Pirate Bay launched with new IP, optimized for proxies

Written by James Delahunty @ 22 May 2012 10:29 User comments (5)

Pirate Bay launched with new IP, optimized for proxies Pirate Bay responds to blocks.
Users in the United Kingdom, the Netherlands, Belgium, and Italy have been blocked from accessing the Pirate Bay, as widely reported. Now, the notorious BitTorrent site has launched a new site at 194.71.107.80, which may be reachable in those countries, for now.

The new site is also optimizes for use with proxies, which can help to get around a national or local block of a website. It is likely that the new IP address will be blocked in affected countries very quickly, but the proxy optimization might be useful for some users.

It is somewhat different than the normal Pirate Bay site, in that it only posts links to magnet files, it does not allow logins or comments, nor does it allow you to upload.

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5 user comments

125.5.2012 10:26

That's really cool for their efforts; thank you TPB :)

225.5.2012 18:29

Quote:
That's really cool for their efforts; thank you TPB :)
Well said they're the most resilient torrent tracker and they deserve all the respect they receive
This message has been edited since its posting. Latest edit was made on 25 May 2012 @ 6:30

325.5.2012 21:21

Originally posted by Crimson_Prince:
Quote:
That's really cool for their efforts; thank you TPB :)
Well said they're the most resilient torrent tracker and they deserve all the respect they receive
Exactly; they need to know therefore it's appreciated :)
This message has been edited since its posting. Latest edit was made on 25 May 2012 @ 9:21

426.5.2012 17:09

Originally posted by ST2006:
Originally posted by Crimson_Prince:
Quote:
That's really cool for their efforts; thank you TPB :)
Well said they're the most resilient torrent tracker and they deserve all the respect they receive
Exactly; they need to know therefore it's appreciated :)
Ditto!!!

529.5.2012 23:14

I understand they shifted to magnet links a while back, and so did I.

So long as one's torrent client can handle it, Who cares !

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