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The original was posted on /r/piracy by /u/Friendly_Cajun on 2024-11-07 03:28:09+00:00.

So it has recently come to my attention that several iOS users on here are not aware of sideloading. So I am making a guide here, on the easiest foolproof method to sideload on iOS. It will cost ~$30/device.

1. Buy a certificate. Usually around $30 for a device lifetime, or $10/yr. You can look on r/sideloaded for lots of places, or buy one from AppTesters () feel free to use code “yodaluca23”. You’ll have to wait usually around 2 weeks. For lifetime certificates usually you have to renew every year, so they can free up inactive slots, and Apple may revoke the certificate, but you should be issued a new one.
2. Using whatever initial method is provided by whoever you bought it through, sideload Feather () get the .ipa file, not .tipa.
3. Whoever you bought it through should provide you with a .p12 file and .mobileprovison and possibly a password. Send these to your phone.
4. Open feather > Settings > Add Certificate > Plus Button.
5. Populate the fields with the corresponding files/password.
6. Click save
7. If you want to be able to use all entitlements (get notifications and other such) go to Feather > Settings > Signing Options > Enable Protections to off.
8. Save in top right.
9. Then go to the Sources tab.
10. Here you can add app repositories, .json files with links to apps, here is the list of the repositories I use,
11. Copy it all, then Sources Tab > Add Repo > Import Repositories.
12. Your done! Now you can search for basically any popular app, and get a cracked version!

Some app specifics I recommend: Spotify: EeveeSpotify- (Search GitHub) YouTube: uYouEnhanced, or YTLitePlus (search GitHub) Discord: Bunny, or Enmity (search GitHub) General Movie and TV Shows: Streamer App (Search GitHub)

Also if y’all have any questions use the search bar on r/sideloaded chances are your question has been asked and answered.

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The original was posted on /r/piracy by /u/UzzInReddit on 2024-11-06 18:41:49+00:00.

Hello. Do you want to install Spotify premium on your iOS phone for free? This is the guide for you.

Disclaimer: This is not an illegal method, since it's like you're installing a mod to an app, perfectly legal in EU member states. If you're not in the EU this practice is illegal (if you don't want to take the risk use a vpn).

Apple has always been very strict with third-party apps, so it is (theoretically) not possible to install third-party apps on iOS devices without jailbreak or complex methods. With this guide I will show you how to get Spotify premium for free without any kind of jailbreak or comoplex methods, because this ban is circumventable with the use of a pc. To do this we will use SideLoadly, a program that allows you to “load” apps from your pc to your iPhone only with the help of a usb cable and authorization to your AppleID.

Requirements:

• iPhone (iOS 7 or higher)

• pc

• usb cable to connect pc to your iPhone

Procedure

1. Download iTunes and SideLoadly from the official site and run them it on your pc.
2. Download the latest stable release available from the official EveeSpotify GitHub page. Download the latest stable release available from the official EveeSpotify GitHub page. You need to download the .ipa file present there.
3. Open SideLoadly, connect your iPhone to your pc via a usb cable, and select it from the detected devices. Import the .ipa file you just downloaded into SideLoadly and enter your AppleID email.
4. Press Start, enter your AppleID password, and continue.
5. When SideLoadly notifies you that it's finished, if everything was successful, there will be a new Spotify app icon on your iPhone somewhere in your home screen.
6. On your iPhone open settings -> General -> VPN and device management, then add your email to authorized developers.
7. Again from iPhone settings -> Privacy and security -> Development mode, then turn it on. Accept the terms and restart the phone.
8. If everything was successful, you will be able to use Spotify premium for free after the restart. At this point you can also delete the “original” Spotify app.

For more tips or any issue, before ask please check r/sideloaded.

I hope this guide was helpful to you. Now you can listen to music without commercial interruptions and various annoyances. Enjoy ;)

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The original was posted on /r/piracy by /u/No-Reach-455 on 2024-11-06 18:28:46+00:00.

I would like to take a moment to think about what Aaron Swartz had achieved.

This man founded Reddit and no-one really acknowledges his existence. I want people to know about Aaron Swartz especially in hard times like these with free speech being suppressed.

Aaron fought for free speech and we (THE PEOPLE) need to fight back for free speech. Our voices need to be heard NOT SUPPRESSED!

I just wanted to post this as we need to fight back against the system!

Here is a few articles I have found:

How the Legal System Failed Aaron Swartz—And Us

More students to be ‘hounded and silenced’ on campuses after free speech law abandoned

Campus protestors are being silenced—where are the ‘free speech’ defenders now?

Why is our so-called democratic society suppressing freedom of speech?

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The original was posted on /r/piracy by /u/ignoremesenpie on 2024-11-06 02:23:01+00:00.

I got Amazon Prime after so long of going without even using my account to buy shit. Well, now that I have a house away from the city (i.e., away from the stores) that needs to be maintained, I actually need to rely on online shopping now since I can't afford to just drive to the nearest store for three hours one way. I got Prime to cut down on shipping, mostly. Imagine my surprise when I found out I got Prime Video with it.

I thought this was my chance to not pirate so much since I did want to give the new Yakuza show a try. For context, I bought Yakuza 0 on Steam during a sale and I was so satisfied that I already bought three more games in the series when they went back on sale and I'm still planning to pick off the rest.

Yeah, well, since I usually go for years without making a purchase, Amazon thought it was strange that I'd want to give them several hundred dollars at once in order to prevent my house from becoming my tomb over the winter, so they disabled it. Can't even access the streaming now, and since it's been over two weeks since I signed up for Prime, they ain't refunding shit.

I know the video streaming isn't the priority here, but this is it. The last straw. Never again. The time and effort isn't worth it to consume streaming content legally. I'm more likely to pirate than buy physical releases due to limited funds, but still. At least I'd have something to show for it if I gave what little money I had to entertainment I enjoy.

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The original was posted on /r/piracy by /u/DroidLord on 2024-11-05 21:23:35+00:00.

What's been up recently with 1337x getting an influx of fake torrents that consist of '.lnk' files? Usually they'll be new episode releases, but the uploaders time it so they get published a day or two before the actual episode airs officially.

Because these files are big enough (usually 1GB in size), they get automatically grabbed by Sonarr/Radarr. Thankfully I blocked .lnk files in my torrent client ever since this started happening a few months ago, so they just sit at 0% until I notice and manually remove them.

The first time this happened, I almost opened the file, but thankfully I noticed just in time that it was named ".mkv.lnk" and not '.mkv'. Has 1337x started relaxing their uploader criteria or something? I've never noticed this before and in the past few months it's happened at least 10 times. I've also seen .scr and .com files.

These .lnk files then open up a hidden PowerShell instance, connect to a remote C&C server and attempt to download malicious files onto your system. This is nothing new and has been a thing since forever.

Why are .lnk files even allowed? Untrusted uploaders usually can't upload .exe or .bat files, so why are they allowed to upload .lnk files? Or are their bots scraping torrents from questionable sites automatically?

Thankfully they get nuked from 1337x quite quickly, but the two torrents that Sonarr grabbed yesterday still have a lot of seeders and peers. It seems a lot of people are grabbing these torrents - how many of them are trying to open these? Especially people that don't have "show file extensions" enabled...

Honestly, 1337x is not the site it used to be. Hasn't been for the past year or two. Might be time to finally stop using them. Nowadays I source most stuff from private trackers anyways, but I still use a few public trackers like 1337x on occasion (though mostly through Sonarr/Radarr).

Two torrents from yesterday.

This is how the files look like.

If you're using qBittorrent, you can blacklist certain file extensions by enabling: Options > Downloads > 'Exclude file names'. Then paste the following in there:

*.exe
*.com
*.cmd
*.bat
*.scr
*.pif
*.lnk
*.ps1
*.msi
*.url
*.zipx

This will deselect any file with those extensions when it gets added to the client. If the torrent is added automatically through services like Sonarr and Radarr, then they won't get downloaded at all. If you're adding a torrent yourself then you just have to enable those files manually before starting the download.

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The original was posted on /r/piracy by /u/eyeholeman0 on 2024-11-05 19:04:35+00:00.

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The original was posted on /r/piracy by /u/Fournier_Gang on 2024-11-05 16:36:52+00:00.

I remember 15+ years ago, you could just Google pretty much anything you wanted and it would take you to sites like TPB, etc. Recently, I've found it much more difficult to find anything on torrent, one because Google is shit and two because it seems like all the sites I used to frequent have been taken down. The game has definitely changed since I stopped.

Any help for an older pirate looking to get back on the seas?