What did you use Megaupload for (Multiple Choice Forum version)

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  1. 1. What did you use it for? Be honest, this poll is anonymous.

    • Illegal downloads
      32
    • Legitimate downloads
      41
    • Hosting files
      20
    • Their other services (MegaVideo, MegaPorn, etc.)
      21
    • I didn't use the site
      21

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Grand Master

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Sorry to spoil the party folks, but this breaks our Community Rules

Edit: having looked at the news article I've opened the topic again. It's borderline though, if anyone *encourages* naughty stuff or posts naughty links we'll definitely have to remove/warn for that.

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Well i'll say technically I used it for piracy - that is I downloaded TV shows so my GF in Germany can stream/download them from my server :p

Well in reality I didn't really use MegaUpload, it was more RapidShare or MultiUpload (direct link, i know they also upload to Megaupload :D).

What I mainly used it for was XDA-Developer downloads which were 100% legit however.

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What I mainly used it for was XDA-Developer downloads which were 100% legit however.

You know I voted I don't use the site, but COMPLETELY forgot about stuff from XDA-Developers.. When I had my Android phone, I used to download stuff from there all the time for it from XDA.

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