How To Save Data on Megaupload

Data on Megaupload februari will be removed from the beginning of 2012 is related to the violation of copyright laws.

But the Electronic Frontier Foundation (EFF) has launched MegaRetrieval to save the data on Megaupload. EFF worked with Carpathia Hosting, domain provider Megaupload, launched MegaRetrieval. This site aims to help users around the world Megaupload save their data that has been "captured" government of the United States and has not been destroyed.

 The United States Justice Department ordered the removal of data Megaupload for violation of copyright law. However, the EFF argues, there are users who do not violate laws sprayed stump. They are users who use Megaupload to store valuable data in cyberspace, the physical form in the real world is destroyed.

 EFF representative, Julie Samuels, said the EFF is concerned about the legitimate users who lose property Megaupload.com without warning. Moreover, the government took no action to help them.

"We think this is also the authorized user has a voice worth hearing," said Samuels.

Currently the site MegaRetrieval new focus in terms of contact with the users who lost data because of copyright infringement cases that hit filesharing sites that rocked the world this month.

EFF next step is unclear. However, according to Samuels, necessary steps to defend the interests of innocent users. "So we help them defend their rights," he said.

The decision to launch this project came when they saw a letter from the Justice Department lawyers to Mega. The letter states that the examination of the Carpathia and Cogent, another domain provider used Mega, has been completed. The Government requested that the domain provider immediately delete all content server starts February 2, 2012.

This makes the worry. Although Mega funding has been frozen and the company could no longer pay the bills to the provider, there are no plans to rush to remove such content Mega Justice Department advice.

"Fortunately the company did not follow the government's 'shoot' first ask questions later," said Samuels in his blog.