This happened a while ago. I've been using broflix.cc as a replacement.
this post was submitted on 06 Mar 2025
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All of these takedowns ive been hearing about seem to be piracy sites people find by searching 'watch free tv' on google.
Maybe we should just keep making a bunch of these easier to find sites so the feds just keep taking them down instead of coming anywhere near the scene.
I think P2P especially BitTorrent is still strongly resistant against any type of fed fuckery, especially if you consider private trackers.
Streaming piracy sites are always going to fall because of DNS and other bullshit.
I've picked up running an i2p node again for the last few weeks since I feel it's a safer thing to use considering my governments recent shitbaggery, and while it's hard to find a fair amount of niche shit the clearnet/recent stuff actually downloads at a decent rate.
The more people start firing up nodes now, the better it'll become down the line hopefully.
I updated it. You can also do this yourself btw, just create an account on the wiki.