6 comments

  • Adam T.Adam T., 9 years ago (edited 9 years ago )

    I'm not saying I used it, but I'm also not saying that it isn't really great and doesn't work flawlessly :)

    5 points
  • Stephen GraceStephen Grace, 9 years ago

    Only after I finished reading the article did I realise I was on Time and not The Next Web. Interesting that this is pretty much an indirect tutorial to torrenting (including links to the best VPN's).

    2 points
  • ポール ウェッブポール ウェッブ, 9 years ago

    Couldn't the Popcorn Time devs use magnet links exclusively? Aren't those supposed to be harder to trace, compared to regular torrent links?

    1 point
  • Sam SolomonSam Solomon, 9 years ago

    I've always thought usability and convenience were the answers to piracy. Perhaps, Popcorn Time will give that theory a run for it's money.

    1 point
  • Falko JosephFalko Joseph, 9 years ago

    This doesn't surprise me at all, considering the lack of legal alternatives such as Netflix outside of the USA. Why spend 20$ on a DVD when you can watch thousands of movies & TV shows for just 9$ a month?

    The people who torrent are actually their biggest potential audience who they should focus on. It's a missed opportunity to leave Latin America and most of Europe in the dark. :|

    0 points