Launched ‘Mega’ on the first anniversary of the closing of MegaUpload

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MegaUpload At the time was one of the biggest websites online with a peak of 50 million daily visits. When the January 19, 2012 raided the mansion in New Zealand of Kim Schmitz, aka Kim Dotcom, the said he was not going to stay with folded arms for months and promised “something more and better grade.”

A week ago, Kim Dotcom revealed plans to ‘revive MegaUpload‘ consisted simply a new service called Mega , with a series of changes in security that will quite complex accusing the company of copyright infringement if some of its users use the service to share pirated material.

While it is believed that the service would be operational by the end of this year, Kim Dotcom in Twitterque announced Mega will inaugurate the January 19, 2013, which would be the first anniversary of the closing of Megaupload.

Unfortunately, this service is not related or tangentially with Megaupload, which means that all files will continue to service users requisitioned by the U.S. courts, as the domain does not mean that this new service will Megaupload.com (Dotcom stated that even have not taken the final decision on the domain).