Kim Dotcom, Megaupload creator accused by the FBI of piracy activities, crimes related to intellectual property and money laundering, has announced his return. And it has done through Twitter, where he has posted a message in which he announced that he is working on creating a new service file storage in the cloud.
In a exclusive interview with TorrentFreak, also the creator of Mega has announced that the name of his new project “will make people happy” and is believed to come to light in January, when met just five years of the closing of Megaupload . Hence the “hashtag” “5thRaidAnniversary”.
“I can only say that the new site cloud storage is currently in production,” Dotcom has confirmed. “I am very excited about the innovations that will contain”, declared the portal.
Despite having several tasks still pending with justice since 2012, when the US authorities they finished with Megaupload, Dotcom proves once again how continues to work smoothly from New Zealand, where he lives and runs away from American justice because they have failed to be extradited for trial. In fact, he founded Mega in 2013, a storage service in the cloud whose project decided to leave months later.
Perhaps, as a result of this “failure”, Dotcom now announces his return with what he himself has called as “his best creation.” This is a storage system in the cloud, which for the moment his name is unknown, with 100GB free.
According to TorrentFreak, it is known that the site will allow users to synchronize all your devices and there will be no data transfer limit. In addition, aware of privacy, the founder of Megaupload has announced that the site will also feature an encryption system.
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