idk, a debrid service is so cheap, it costs less to pay than to buy the hard drives and server + power. And it has pretty much everything already, so it's more convenient, too.
It's hard to justify dropping a pile of cash on 3 drives for a RAID when it will take about a decade to pay for itself vs. debrid, by which point I'll need to replace the drives. Plus, it takes more time to set up, maintain, and load the desired media.
Isn't that just asking for trouble? From the Real-Debrid TOS:
The User acknowledges not to use our service to download copyright infringement digital files punishable by a suspension of his account and reporting to competent organizations and authorities
Logging policy is not great:
Files links that Users download are stored in a database for legal concerns and our internal use. All saved links are erased within 1 month for security reasons and service needs. However all requests made on our site are stored for 1 year, the legal retention period.
Doesn't look like you can sign up anonymously (unless you consider bitcoin and email anonymous, which they're generally not).
How long until they get raided?
Interesting.. Maybe server storage is still the way to go
I suppose it depends on your jurisdiction. Uploading is what's (potentially) illegal in Canada. Downloading is (probably) legal.
And neither have been tried by courts because mass John Doe suits have been shut down by our courts.
Regardless, the legal risk of downloading here is basically zero, so there's effectively no risk to using a debrid service.
They know their whole business model is piracy. They pretend not to know, for legal reasons.
You could do the free wifi defense and set a super poor password and spend a month or so downloading legal stuff without a VPN before going arr using a VPN. And if someone comes knocking just say you don't recall having a debrid account and claim you must've been hacked.
When they come knocking they usually also confiscate your hardware, question and interview your friends and family, etc.. Good luck with that defense :)
Doesn't look like you can sign up anonymously (unless you consider bitcoin and email anonymous, which they're generally not).
You can. Paysafecard bought with cash. Only issue is you have to use your normal IP to sign up with (not behind a VPN), though you could use a mobile one or a public one somewhere probably.
I've found that for single person purposes, a RAID array is unnecessary. I just buy beefy 8TB drives. If it dies, just download any recent torrents again or pull a backup
idk, a debrid service is so cheap, it costs less to pay than to buy the hard drives and server + power. And it has pretty much everything already, so it's more convenient, too.
It's hard to justify dropping a pile of cash on 3 drives for a RAID when it will take about a decade to pay for itself vs. debrid, by which point I'll need to replace the drives. Plus, it takes more time to set up, maintain, and load the desired media.
Isn't that just asking for trouble? From the Real-Debrid TOS:
Logging policy is not great:
Doesn't look like you can sign up anonymously (unless you consider bitcoin and email anonymous, which they're generally not).
How long until they get raided?
Interesting.. Maybe server storage is still the way to go
I suppose it depends on your jurisdiction. Uploading is what's (potentially) illegal in Canada. Downloading is (probably) legal.
And neither have been tried by courts because mass John Doe suits have been shut down by our courts.
Regardless, the legal risk of downloading here is basically zero, so there's effectively no risk to using a debrid service.
They know their whole business model is piracy. They pretend not to know, for legal reasons.
You could do the free wifi defense and set a super poor password and spend a month or so downloading legal stuff without a VPN before going arr using a VPN. And if someone comes knocking just say you don't recall having a debrid account and claim you must've been hacked.
When they come knocking they usually also confiscate your hardware, question and interview your friends and family, etc.. Good luck with that defense :)
You can. Paysafecard bought with cash. Only issue is you have to use your normal IP to sign up with (not behind a VPN), though you could use a mobile one or a public one somewhere probably.
I've found that for single person purposes, a RAID array is unnecessary. I just buy beefy 8TB drives. If it dies, just download any recent torrents again or pull a backup