Ipredator
2021年2月7日Download here: http://gg.gg/o88d0
*Visit Dark Psychology to read or download, at no cost, a blog post about cyberbullying & iPredator authored by Michael Nuccitelli, Psy.D. Of iPredator Inc. 347-871-2416 info@ipredatorinc.com Facebook.
*IPREDator is a network service that makes people online more anonymous using a VPN. It will cost about 5 EUR a month. They say about their service: “ the network is under our control. The pirate bay likes and knows real optimism.
*Ipredator Animal Planet
*Ipredator Vpn
Hunt the majestic Gazelle, live forever. For those who wish to run with the leopard. We would like to show you a description here but the site won’t allow us.
So, we finally did it!
A bit over 12 years ago IPREDator was started. The name IPREDator was a symbolic name made up back then because of the new IPRED law. That law grants companies the right to acquire peoples private information without going through the police regarding immaterial rights violations. The VPN service was born as a fuck you to the politicians for voiding the peoples right to a fair trial. In retrospect, we should have named it something less creepy, but at the time it was very good and effective.
But just as the name has passed the expiration date the service had also become a bit stale. The team has always been very passionate but not always the most structured. So some time back it was decided that it was time to move away from the current platform and revamp it all. And we already had a structured modern infrastructure in mind, namely Njalla!
As you might know, the core of the Ipredator team also started Njalla. The idea was to bring our unique view on privacy also to domains, since we personally always had trust issues with domain privacy. And then we added virtual servers since a lot of people also asked for that. And since IPredator was a bit stale and VPN is the obvious thing Njalla was missing, we decided to add a modern VPN service to Njalla.
All the people using IPredator will be able to move their account over to Njalla. All the remaining VPN time is added to the account - plus one extra month as a welcome bonus. Those of you that already have a njalla account will get your VPN time extended. But if you want to give it to someone else, or have multiple accounts, just contact our support and we’ll help you!
We’re turning off the old infrastructure for IPredator in the middle of november. All the previous issues with broken VPNs and so on are memories of the past, since we’re a bigger team working with Njalla, we run on newer hardware and with better infrastructure. It was really time to upgrade and it just didn’t make sense to have two similar services running with two overlapping teams.
Most things from IPredator will be the same, but since we’re moving from a decade old way of thinking, the world has changed a lot. In 2008 Donald Trump was a trolling TV-host instead of a trolling president. Facebook was a thing back then. (Not sure if we even had colour screens back then?) So some things will have to change. The most major things are:
*The IPs for the public resolvers are going to be changed. Go to https://dns.njal.la/ for the new public resolver (which also supports private DNS-over-TLS/HTTPS).
*The IRC server will be closed down. This has mostly been used for support, which is now using the njalla ticketing system.
*The Jabber server will be closed down. It would be good for the few people still using it to find alternative jabber servers to move to. We’d suggest getting a domain name and a VPS to run your own, or better migrate to Matrix.
Any questions you might have about the transition from IPredator to Njalla can of course be asked to our support!
You can migrate your IPredator account to Njalla on njal.la/ipredator. Ipredator Animal Planet
Bures boahtin (’welcome’ in Sámi)! Back to Blog
The Pirate Bay Team has announced on their blog that IPREDator, their VPN service, is finally running. Previously announced for 1st of April, the service was delayed due to stability problems. Learn about Pirate Bay VPN service.Ipredator Vpn
The name of the service mocks the new Swedish Intellectual Property Rights Enforcement Directive (IPRED) legislation which empowers copyright holders to get personal details of file-sharing users from ISP’s. The release of IPREDator is scheduled exactly on the same date when IPRED gets into effect.
IPREDator is a network service that makes people online more anonymous using a VPN. It will cost about 5 EUR a month. They say about their service: “the network is under our control. not theirs. the pirate bay likes and knows real optimism. and waffles.“The service is still in beta
The service is available only for the first 3000 people on the beta-list. Gradually more people will be invited but right knows there are 180.000 (wow!) people in the queue. They estimate it will take about a month to make the service available for all of them. After that, the service will be public (i.e. everyone will be able to subscribe and use the service).Why Pirate Bay VPN?
IPREDator comes in response to the introduction of Intellectual Property Rights Enforcement Directive (IPRED) legislation which empowers copyright holders to get personal details of file-sharing users from ISP’s. The release of IPREDator was initially scheduled exactly on the same date when IPRED got into effect (1st of April 2009).
According to TorrentFreak, the IPREDATOR service would be more secure than other virtual private networks (VPN), by encrypting a user’s traffic stream. This way, it is theoretically invulnerable to interception by a local ISP or intermediate carriers.
“The weak link in any VPN/anonymity service is always their willingness (or otherwise) to hand over your customer data when pressured under the law. However, with IPREDATOR this should not be an issue since the service is promising to keep no logs of user activity whatsoever,” TorrentFreak said.The Pirate Bay Trial: Defendants Found Guilty
On Friday, 17th of April, a court in Sweden found four members of the Pirate Bay guilty of breaking Swedish copyright laws and sentenced them to a year in prison and a $3.6 million fine. Learn about the Pirate Bay trial.
The four men – Peter Sunde, Gottfrid Svartholm Warg, Fredrik Neij, and Carl Lundström -were found guilty of having made 33 copyright-protected files accessible for illegal file sharing via the Piratebay.org Web site. Warg and Neij are the founders of The Pirate Bay. Sunde is a programmer and a spokesman there, and Lundström offered technical services to the site in 2005.
The Pirate Bay and its lawyers will appeal the verdict, and the site will continue to function normally during the appeals procedures.
The legislation was based on the European Union’s Intellectual Property Rights Enforcement Directive (IPRED). During the first day, it was in force, Swedish internet traffic dropped by a third.IPREDator Pros & Cons
We have compiled a list of pros and cons for the IPredator VPN service.IPREDator Pros
*It works! IPREDator does what it says: provides total online anonymity and security. Suitable for torrents.
*The speed is great! Now that it seems to be stabilized, the service provides a fast online connection. As the servers are located in Sweden, that may vary, depending on your location.
*All ports are forwarded
*Easy to install
*The price is acceptable (60 euro/year) compared to other VPN services.IPREDator Cons
*Provides only Swedish IP. This makes IPREDator no suitable to unblock Hulu, Pandora and other sites that are restricted to users outside the US. The same applies to BCC iPlayer.
*Basic site and service. The site (too) simple and not very nice looking. No fancy design.
*Limited use of iPhone due to its Swedish IP address(es)IPREDator – Good or Bad?
Here, at How-to-hide-ip, there were some interesting, not favorable, comments regarding IPREDator. I’ll just cite Fausty from a comment on 7 VPN Services Launched in 2009:
Just to clarify, iPredator is NOT a new service. It’s just Relakks, with a new name stuck on top of it – as confirmed by Sunde after we caught them trying to pass it off as “new.” [..]
Additionally, Sunde has admitted that because the old Relakks network (which was abandoned, with customer funds disappearing, in 2008 by whoever owns it – they’ve never explained any of that) is built on PPTP proprietary VPN tools, that “IPREDator is very much a political statement more than anything else.” That’s right, this “privacy service” uses technology that’s so badly broken it can’t even promise to protect privacy! Sunde only made this admission after I demanded he justify how they could put forth the re-animated Relakks stuff as a viable “privacy service” despite the many flaws exposed in it.
What do you think of Ipredator released? Have you tried it? Is it a good service?Would you recommend to others?Pirate Bay VPN (IPredator) alternatives
If you were not lucky to be on the beta list you may still use a VPN service.
There are plenty of good VPN providers that you can use. They offer excellent speed and connection reliability. Here are several such VPN services that I recommend at this time:
Another alternative is to subscribe to a VPN service that offers a free trial. You may find here a list.
>> IPREDator | The Pirate Bay BlogCloseWe use cookies to ensure that we give you the best experience on our website. If you continue to use this site we will assume that you are happy with it.
Download here: http://gg.gg/o88d0
https://diarynote.indered.space
*Visit Dark Psychology to read or download, at no cost, a blog post about cyberbullying & iPredator authored by Michael Nuccitelli, Psy.D. Of iPredator Inc. 347-871-2416 info@ipredatorinc.com Facebook.
*IPREDator is a network service that makes people online more anonymous using a VPN. It will cost about 5 EUR a month. They say about their service: “ the network is under our control. The pirate bay likes and knows real optimism.
*Ipredator Animal Planet
*Ipredator Vpn
Hunt the majestic Gazelle, live forever. For those who wish to run with the leopard. We would like to show you a description here but the site won’t allow us.
So, we finally did it!
A bit over 12 years ago IPREDator was started. The name IPREDator was a symbolic name made up back then because of the new IPRED law. That law grants companies the right to acquire peoples private information without going through the police regarding immaterial rights violations. The VPN service was born as a fuck you to the politicians for voiding the peoples right to a fair trial. In retrospect, we should have named it something less creepy, but at the time it was very good and effective.
But just as the name has passed the expiration date the service had also become a bit stale. The team has always been very passionate but not always the most structured. So some time back it was decided that it was time to move away from the current platform and revamp it all. And we already had a structured modern infrastructure in mind, namely Njalla!
As you might know, the core of the Ipredator team also started Njalla. The idea was to bring our unique view on privacy also to domains, since we personally always had trust issues with domain privacy. And then we added virtual servers since a lot of people also asked for that. And since IPredator was a bit stale and VPN is the obvious thing Njalla was missing, we decided to add a modern VPN service to Njalla.
All the people using IPredator will be able to move their account over to Njalla. All the remaining VPN time is added to the account - plus one extra month as a welcome bonus. Those of you that already have a njalla account will get your VPN time extended. But if you want to give it to someone else, or have multiple accounts, just contact our support and we’ll help you!
We’re turning off the old infrastructure for IPredator in the middle of november. All the previous issues with broken VPNs and so on are memories of the past, since we’re a bigger team working with Njalla, we run on newer hardware and with better infrastructure. It was really time to upgrade and it just didn’t make sense to have two similar services running with two overlapping teams.
Most things from IPredator will be the same, but since we’re moving from a decade old way of thinking, the world has changed a lot. In 2008 Donald Trump was a trolling TV-host instead of a trolling president. Facebook was a thing back then. (Not sure if we even had colour screens back then?) So some things will have to change. The most major things are:
*The IPs for the public resolvers are going to be changed. Go to https://dns.njal.la/ for the new public resolver (which also supports private DNS-over-TLS/HTTPS).
*The IRC server will be closed down. This has mostly been used for support, which is now using the njalla ticketing system.
*The Jabber server will be closed down. It would be good for the few people still using it to find alternative jabber servers to move to. We’d suggest getting a domain name and a VPS to run your own, or better migrate to Matrix.
Any questions you might have about the transition from IPredator to Njalla can of course be asked to our support!
You can migrate your IPredator account to Njalla on njal.la/ipredator. Ipredator Animal Planet
Bures boahtin (’welcome’ in Sámi)! Back to Blog
The Pirate Bay Team has announced on their blog that IPREDator, their VPN service, is finally running. Previously announced for 1st of April, the service was delayed due to stability problems. Learn about Pirate Bay VPN service.Ipredator Vpn
The name of the service mocks the new Swedish Intellectual Property Rights Enforcement Directive (IPRED) legislation which empowers copyright holders to get personal details of file-sharing users from ISP’s. The release of IPREDator is scheduled exactly on the same date when IPRED gets into effect.
IPREDator is a network service that makes people online more anonymous using a VPN. It will cost about 5 EUR a month. They say about their service: “the network is under our control. not theirs. the pirate bay likes and knows real optimism. and waffles.“The service is still in beta
The service is available only for the first 3000 people on the beta-list. Gradually more people will be invited but right knows there are 180.000 (wow!) people in the queue. They estimate it will take about a month to make the service available for all of them. After that, the service will be public (i.e. everyone will be able to subscribe and use the service).Why Pirate Bay VPN?
IPREDator comes in response to the introduction of Intellectual Property Rights Enforcement Directive (IPRED) legislation which empowers copyright holders to get personal details of file-sharing users from ISP’s. The release of IPREDator was initially scheduled exactly on the same date when IPRED got into effect (1st of April 2009).
According to TorrentFreak, the IPREDATOR service would be more secure than other virtual private networks (VPN), by encrypting a user’s traffic stream. This way, it is theoretically invulnerable to interception by a local ISP or intermediate carriers.
“The weak link in any VPN/anonymity service is always their willingness (or otherwise) to hand over your customer data when pressured under the law. However, with IPREDATOR this should not be an issue since the service is promising to keep no logs of user activity whatsoever,” TorrentFreak said.The Pirate Bay Trial: Defendants Found Guilty
On Friday, 17th of April, a court in Sweden found four members of the Pirate Bay guilty of breaking Swedish copyright laws and sentenced them to a year in prison and a $3.6 million fine. Learn about the Pirate Bay trial.
The four men – Peter Sunde, Gottfrid Svartholm Warg, Fredrik Neij, and Carl Lundström -were found guilty of having made 33 copyright-protected files accessible for illegal file sharing via the Piratebay.org Web site. Warg and Neij are the founders of The Pirate Bay. Sunde is a programmer and a spokesman there, and Lundström offered technical services to the site in 2005.
The Pirate Bay and its lawyers will appeal the verdict, and the site will continue to function normally during the appeals procedures.
The legislation was based on the European Union’s Intellectual Property Rights Enforcement Directive (IPRED). During the first day, it was in force, Swedish internet traffic dropped by a third.IPREDator Pros & Cons
We have compiled a list of pros and cons for the IPredator VPN service.IPREDator Pros
*It works! IPREDator does what it says: provides total online anonymity and security. Suitable for torrents.
*The speed is great! Now that it seems to be stabilized, the service provides a fast online connection. As the servers are located in Sweden, that may vary, depending on your location.
*All ports are forwarded
*Easy to install
*The price is acceptable (60 euro/year) compared to other VPN services.IPREDator Cons
*Provides only Swedish IP. This makes IPREDator no suitable to unblock Hulu, Pandora and other sites that are restricted to users outside the US. The same applies to BCC iPlayer.
*Basic site and service. The site (too) simple and not very nice looking. No fancy design.
*Limited use of iPhone due to its Swedish IP address(es)IPREDator – Good or Bad?
Here, at How-to-hide-ip, there were some interesting, not favorable, comments regarding IPREDator. I’ll just cite Fausty from a comment on 7 VPN Services Launched in 2009:
Just to clarify, iPredator is NOT a new service. It’s just Relakks, with a new name stuck on top of it – as confirmed by Sunde after we caught them trying to pass it off as “new.” [..]
Additionally, Sunde has admitted that because the old Relakks network (which was abandoned, with customer funds disappearing, in 2008 by whoever owns it – they’ve never explained any of that) is built on PPTP proprietary VPN tools, that “IPREDator is very much a political statement more than anything else.” That’s right, this “privacy service” uses technology that’s so badly broken it can’t even promise to protect privacy! Sunde only made this admission after I demanded he justify how they could put forth the re-animated Relakks stuff as a viable “privacy service” despite the many flaws exposed in it.
What do you think of Ipredator released? Have you tried it? Is it a good service?Would you recommend to others?Pirate Bay VPN (IPredator) alternatives
If you were not lucky to be on the beta list you may still use a VPN service.
There are plenty of good VPN providers that you can use. They offer excellent speed and connection reliability. Here are several such VPN services that I recommend at this time:
Another alternative is to subscribe to a VPN service that offers a free trial. You may find here a list.
>> IPREDator | The Pirate Bay BlogCloseWe use cookies to ensure that we give you the best experience on our website. If you continue to use this site we will assume that you are happy with it.
Download here: http://gg.gg/o88d0
https://diarynote.indered.space
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