A hard blow for those who love to download trendy serials. In the effect, Two French references for illegal downloading and streaming have been officially shut down. Zone-Telechargement.cam and Tirexo executives confirmed the news on Monday, April 25, 2022.
“We announce in these few lines that the ZT site has been shut down. […] We’ve closed all old and new domains linked to our Download Zone site (including ForumZT)! The database will be completely destroyed and the CMS will not be released, so there will be no recovery/continuation”, Announces Zone-Telechargement operators on the homepage of the site.
Same bitterness in Tirexo, One of the most important illegal streaming sites in France : “The Tirexo adventure ends here. Thanks for everything. You can be angry at us, you can yell, you can insult us (yes, yes, we have a right to that, I had to remove the comments, it hurts my heart), until nothing diminishes what we’ve done for us and for you. ‘here. Goodbye”, This Sunday you can read on the portal.
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A permanent shutdown for Zone-Telechargement and Tirexo?
If you remember correctly, this isn’t the first time Zone-Telechargement has closed its doors. In 2016, French police conducted numerous searches inside the platform located in Andorra. Executives were imprisoned, their computer equipment and money confiscated. Despite this operation, later created several Zone-Telechargement mirror sitesIt ensures the survival of the model.
In fact, will Zone-Telechargement come back again? According to the current administrators’ statement, no recovery or replication will be made. In fact, everything indicates that this is indeed the end of the download site. There is one more unanswered question: Why are these two illegal streaming/downloading sites announcing that they are shutting down at the same time? If no justification has been given by the administrators, everything indicates that the French authorities are hiding behind this closure.
The Audio-Visual Anti-Piracy Association said on Twitter that it “didn’t want to”.no comments at this stage“Of course, we will update this article as soon as we have more information.
