LoadedBits Competitors

BitTorrent, Inc. is one of the world's leading peer-based technology companies. We maintain a globally recognized ecosystem of technology protocols, consumer software, and consumer electronics devices that help people find, share and move digital media. We are the creators of the BitTorrent protocol and proponents of an open Internet. Our technologies are used by hundreds of millions of people around the world and currently drive between 20% and 40% of global Internet traffic. Want to work with us? Visit our careers page for current openings and help us shape the future of the web. http://www.bittorrent.com/company/about/jobs

Plex streams thousands of movies and TV shows from filmmakers around the globe. From Bollywood to Hollywood, Cannes to Japan. Classics. Animation. Family-friendly content. Documentaries. Musicals. There’s something for everyone. Save your place on your phone and continue on your TV — Plex works across all devices. Along with streaming content, Plex gives you instant access to all of your media collections—your home videos, photos, music, TV shows, and movies—so you can quickly find and stream what you want to any device, any time. You can also DVR over-the-air content and stream it to virtually any device, as well as watch Live TV on certain clients. Platforms include Macs, PCs, smartphones, tablets, Xbox and PlayStation gaming consoles, Smart TVs, Roku, Chromecast, Apple TV, Amazon Fire, NVIDIA SHIELD, and more. Whether it’s your movie collection, your DVR-ed TV, or your music library, Plex makes your media look beautiful by automatically adding movie posters, plot summaries, cover art, and descriptions. Plex also allows you to share it all with your friends and family, no matter where they are. Plex Pass, our premium offering, gives users the very best features of Plex. From the ability to sync media to your mobile device, to running your Plex Media Server in the cloud, to recording over-the-air content with Plex DVR, Plex Pass makes the whole experience the most awesome it can be.

Mega. The Privacy Company. When we launched MEGA early 2013, global mass surveillance by rogue governments under the pretext of fighting terrorism was still a wild conjecture and its proponents were often touted as conspiracy theorists. Edward Snowden’s revelations 137 days later fundamentally changed public attitudes and it became excruciatingly clear that security by policy (“we have access to your data, but we promise to keep it confidential and not misuse it“) had not been good enough. Anything short of security by design (“we cannot gain access to your data without you being able to find out“), for which strong end-to-end encryption is an essential prerequisite, now seems grossly insufficient. MEGA was architected around the simple fact that cryptography, for it to be accepted and used, must not interfere with usability. MEGA is fully accessible without prior software installs and remains the only cloud storage provider with browser-based high-performance end-to-end encryption. The only visible signs of the crypto layer operating under MEGA’s hood are the entropy collection during signup, the lack of a password reset feature and the novel (and browser-specific) ways file transfers are conducted. Today, millions of business and personal users rely on MEGA to securely and reliably store and serve petabytes of data and we believe that this success is the result of MEGA’s low barrier to entry to a more secure cloud.