Cloud file sharing site mega founder Kim Dotcom has posted a number of tweets on Twitter highlighting the “dangerous aspects” of using US-based web services. In a recent message, he advised his Twitter followers not to take online services from US companies. Because, according to him, these give the government access to all user information for legal reasons. Mr. Dotcom mentions Gmail, Skype and Apple iCloud.

With an emphasis on privacy, Mega Services offers its users browser-based file encryption. It will not be possible for anyone to open the file without the “decryption key”. The new strategy of Dotcom has gained a lot of popularity at the consumer level, despite criticism from various quarters for fear of making the method easier to piracy. And so within a day of the start, more than 1 million users registered on the site. This number is increasing every day.

To move forward with privacy, Kim is about to add new features to the dot com mega. Announcement Gave. The services they plan to have in the years ahead are email, chat, voice-video calls and easier mobile access.

However, Mr. Dotcom did not specify a date for the launch of these services.

Mega’s domain is taken from New Zealand. The site was designed and developed there. If you https://mega.co.nz If you visit, you will see “Made in New Zealand” written in the lower left corner.

By registering in Mega, every user will get 50 GB of cloud storage for free. You can also upgrade from 500GB to 4TB paid version as required. In this case any monthly or annual billing cycle can be selected. Expenses start at ৯ 9.99 (per month) and a maximum of ৯ 299.99 / year.