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Step-sis Habibi OF [Megaa.nz]
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ni i ceFSBOT said:Has anyone considered the ownership of mega.nz? I can see it’s 99.83% owned by a shell company in Hong Kong and given previous ownership by dodgy Chinese businessmen I am concerned they could lean on the NZ based team to capture passwords/keys via dodgy Javascript. Maybe I’m just being paranoid!
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AFSBOT said:Has anyone considered the ownership of mega.nz? I can see it’s 99.83% owned by a shell company in Hong Kong and given previous ownership by dodgy Chinese businessmen I am concerned they could lean on the NZ based team to capture passwords/keys via dodgy Javascript. Maybe I’m just being paranoid!
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TyFSBOT said:Has anyone considered the ownership of mega.nz? I can see it’s 99.83% owned by a shell company in Hong Kong and given previous ownership by dodgy Chinese businessmen I am concerned they could lean on the NZ based team to capture passwords/keys via dodgy Javascript. Maybe I’m just being paranoid!
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FSBOT said:Has anyone considered the ownership of mega.nz? I can see it’s 99.83% owned by a shell company in Hong Kong and given previous ownership by dodgy Chinese businessmen I am concerned they could lean on the NZ based team to capture passwords/keys via dodgy Javascript. Maybe I’m just being paranoid!
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GgFSBOT said:Has anyone considered the ownership of mega.nz? I can see it’s 99.83% owned by a shell company in Hong Kong and given previous ownership by dodgy Chinese businessmen I am concerned they could lean on the NZ based team to capture passwords/keys via dodgy Javascript. Maybe I’m just being paranoid!
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T Y S M BFSBOT said:Has anyone considered the ownership of mega.nz? I can see it’s 99.83% owned by a shell company in Hong Kong and given previous ownership by dodgy Chinese businessmen I am concerned they could lean on the NZ based team to capture passwords/keys via dodgy Javascript. Maybe I’m just being paranoid!
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fuck yehaaa mannnFSBOT said:Has anyone considered the ownership of mega.nz? I can see it’s 99.83% owned by a shell company in Hong Kong and given previous ownership by dodgy Chinese businessmen I am concerned they could lean on the NZ based team to capture passwords/keys via dodgy Javascript. Maybe I’m just being paranoid!
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LFSBOT said:Has anyone considered the ownership of mega.nz? I can see it’s 99.83% owned by a shell company in Hong Kong and given previous ownership by dodgy Chinese businessmen I am concerned they could lean on the NZ based team to capture passwords/keys via dodgy Javascript. Maybe I’m just being paranoid!
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212121FSBOT said:Has anyone considered the ownership of mega.nz? I can see it’s 99.83% owned by a shell company in Hong Kong and given previous ownership by dodgy Chinese businessmen I am concerned they could lean on the NZ based team to capture passwords/keys via dodgy Javascript. Maybe I’m just being paranoid!
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thxFSBOT said:Has anyone considered the ownership of mega.nz? I can see it’s 99.83% owned by a shell company in Hong Kong and given previous ownership by dodgy Chinese businessmen I am concerned they could lean on the NZ based team to capture passwords/keys via dodgy Javascript. Maybe I’m just being paranoid!
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jjhkjkhkghjkghkFSBOT said:Has anyone considered the ownership of mega.nz? I can see it’s 99.83% owned by a shell company in Hong Kong and given previous ownership by dodgy Chinese businessmen I am concerned they could lean on the NZ based team to capture passwords/keys via dodgy Javascript. Maybe I’m just being paranoid!
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TFSBOT said:Has anyone considered the ownership of mega.nz? I can see it’s 99.83% owned by a shell company in Hong Kong and given previous ownership by dodgy Chinese businessmen I am concerned they could lean on the NZ based team to capture passwords/keys via dodgy Javascript. Maybe I’m just being paranoid!
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