The new year can’t start without reflecting the current one, looking back at the major stories of the past 12 months.

For writers and readers, the news often passes by, with major headlines swiftly fading into the background.

At times like these, it’s good to realize that for people who are featured or closely involved, those events are often life-altering. But perhaps i’m getting sentimental .

Below is a compilation of some of the key stories this year. It’s by no means comprehensive or exhaustive, but a decent reflection of what can happen in a year. And it never stops.

RARBG Shuts Down

Pirate sites come and go, often without being noticed by the public at large. That was certainly not the case when RARBG said its goodbyes in late June .

The popular torrent site had millions of daily users spread across several domain names. This included the flagship .to domain, where the usual torrent index was replaced by a farewell message.

The surprise shutdown of RARBG and its tracker was made worse by the fact that RARBG was also one of the most used torrent distribution groups, which secured a steady stream of movie and TV-show releases across the broader piracy ecosystem .

As is often the case, others tried to hijack or take over the RARBG brand in the months that followed, but none come close to the original. Other torrent sites did notice a big traffic spike though.

Flawless IPTV Prosecution

In May, five men behind pirate IPTV service ‘Flawless’ were sentenced to more than 30 years in prison , the result of a private prosecution by the Premier League.

Operating from 2016 until 2018, the Flawless IPTV service served over 50,000 UK households while generating millions in revenue by selling cheap subscriptions.

Follow-up reports revealed that the service itself costs hundreds of thousands of pounds to run. It further showed that Flawless invested significant resources to circumvent the Premier League’s blocking program.

Z-Library’s Resilience

Z-Library’s very existence was put to the test last year when U.S. law enforcement seized over 200 domain names connected to the site. Two alleged Z-Library operators from Russia were arrested in Argentina as part of a criminal investigation.

The shadow library continued to operate from the dark web and made a full comeback on the clearnet in February. Since then, the site has launched a variety of new features and initiatives , including a dedicated desktop application.

The legal problems are not over though. The U.S. Government continued to seize Z-Library domain names through the year. Meanwhile, the two arrested suspects continue to fight the criminal copyright infringement allegations and their requested extradition.

IPTV Scaremongering

The past year has seen no shortage of IPTV-related news. All over the world sellers and operators of pirate IPTV services were arrested, signaling that this activity is not without risk.

Meanwhile, users are put on notice as well. This includes obligatory warnings that people may not get what they paid for. But there are more direct threats as well, some of which border on the ridiculous.

Several UK newspapers warned that police were knocking on the doors of 1,000 suspected pirate IPTV subscribers earlier this year. This massive exaggeration, paired with the suggestion that police used special pirate stream detector cars , falls firmly in the scaremongering camp.

While watching pirate IPTV streams in the UK is definitely unauthorized, the suggestion that offenders will be prosecuted and jailed en masse , was a bit much.

AI Copyright Troubles

Over the past year, artificial intelligence enjoyed its mainstream breakthrough. The instant success of ChatGPT and follow-up releases of other large language model-based tools kick-started what many believe is a new revolution.

The AI boom also triggered a host of copyright issues. Several lawsuits were filed against OpenAI, Meta, Google, and others who used copyrighted materials to build their AI models. In some cases, these companies stand accused of using libraries from pirate sites as training materials.

Meanwhile, lawmakers around the world are trying to figure out how to handle this rapidly evolving technology from a copyright perspective. These efforts, and the associated lobbying, will continue in the new year.

In addition to lawsuits and lobbying, rightsholders are also keeping an eye on individuals who tinker with artificial intelligence. This included a widely popular AI Hub server on Discord which was pulled offline after repeated copyright complaints.

Pikashow Stunt

In January, rightsholders pulled out all the stops to take down the popular piracy app PikaShow. This happened a few weeks after its operators pulled one of the biggest stunts in piracy history.

During Asia Cup 2022, a cricket tournament watched by hundreds of millions of people, PikaShow was the official sponsor of Afghanistan’s national cricket team. This resulted in hours of primetime pirate advertising, marketing the brand to a massive TV audience of millions.

Fast forward nearly a year and PikaShow remains a problem today. According to the MPA , the application has been downloaded 10 million times across various app stores and Telegram.

IPTV Datacenter Raid

IPTV raids and arrests are nothing new but, last May, Dutch fiscal police (FIOD) was the first enforcement authority to shut down an entire datacenter .

Information obtained by FIOD showed that the pirate IPTV operation was run from the GLOBE Datacenter in Den Helder, where more than 1,200 servers were taken offline. Several people were arrested and the main suspect remains in custody according to the latest reports.

The authorities didn’t mention any specific IPTV services but the operation was massive. Local anti-piracy group BREIN reported that TVs in hundreds of thousands of homes went dark due to the raids. Europol, which also assisted in the operation, said that the service had over a million users across Europe.

Faced with an operation of this size, law enforcement initially failed to see that the websites of innocent companies were also taken down in the process. The problem was addressed after TorrentFreak requested clarification.

Zoro.to ‘Takedown’

The Alliance for Creativity and Entertainment (ACE) shut down numerous sites and services this year. Their biggest victory came in July when it took over the domain name of piracy giant Zoro.to .

The anime streaming site was arguably the largest pirate site on the Internet at that time, with over 200 million monthly visits. However, ACE would soon learn that they secured little more than a domain name.

A few days before ACE stepped in, Zoro.to had been ‘acquired’ by an unknown party that rebranded the operation to Aniwatch. Unsurprisingly, that site is now one of the most visited pirate sites on the Internet.

Omi, EVO, Mega

We’ll end this brief and selective overview with a few key cases that started earlier, but saw some (preliminary) conclusions in 2023.

In March, Bill Omar Carrasquillo, better known online as Omi in a Hellcat, was sentenced to 66 months in prison for several crimes related to his now-defunct pirate IPTV services. In addition, he was ordered to pay $11m in restitution while $30 million in possessions were forfeited.

As mentioned earlier, this year we also learned that the alleged operator of piracy release group EVO was arrested in Portugal . This action is likely one of the main reasons why we haven’t seen any leaked movie screeners this year.

Finally, 2023 also brought closure for two of the Megaupload defendants; Mathias Ortmann and Bram van der Kolk. The High Court in Auckland, New Zealand, handed down prison sentences of 31 and 30 months respectively . The pair avoided extradition to the United States by pleading guilty, which didn’t help Kim Dotcom’s position.

From: TF , for the latest news on copyright battles, piracy and more.

The sudden closure of torrent site RARBG three months ago will be remembered as one of the most significant since the invention of the protocol, and despite competition from a laundry list of candidates.

Operating a large public torrent site for 15 years is a considerable feat. Doing so in an incredibly hostile environment, as one of the world’s most recognizable ‘pirate’ brands, is certainly unusual. Doing so with virtually no downtime and without any assistance (or protection) from Cloudflare is absolutely unprecedented.

RARBG made everything look effortless. Then just like that, RARBG was gone. For reasons highlighted earlier, a site like RARBG isn’t easily replaced. The combination of content, stability, reliability, branding, and visibility was rare in a public site, and trying to replicate the formula would require motivation and the secret sauce that somehow kept RARBG online.

90 Days Later

Just over 90 days have passed since RARBG disappeared, a short lifetime in the online piracy world. The hole RARBG left behind in the public ecosystem may not ever be fully repaired, but traffic blackholes are much more quickly and readily consumed.

Over the past three months nearly all major torrent sites offering the same types of content as RARBG have seen impressive gains. Sites targeting different regions, and/or carrying content not previously offered by RARBG, have shown no obvious shifts in traffic.

With no surprise newcomers to the public torrent site scene, it’s likely that many of the leading sites now enjoy an increased market share (SimilarWeb data) .

RARBG shut down on the last day of May so traffic data for that month (blue) is not distorted in any meaningful way and can be compared to traffic generated by the other sites in the same period. As the chart shows, RARBG’s traffic fell off the edge of a cliff in the two months that followed (June/red, July/yellow), with the other sites all showing gains.

Sample Facts and Figures

An interesting observation is that despite widespread reporting of RARBG’s shutdown, in July the domain still received an impressive 4.6m visits. It would’ve been trivial to place a few ads on the page to make some easy pocket money but for their own reasons, the site’s operators haven’t done that.

In overall visitor numbers, YTS has obviously done very well. Before RARBG’s shutdown in May, YTS was receiving around 86.7m visits per month. At the end of July, that already impressive figure had increased to 102.3m, which may be one of the highest totals ever achieved by a torrent site in a single month.

Between May and July, torrent site 1337x also picked up significant traffic; around 16m more visits in July than May according to SimilarWeb. The Pirate Bay enjoyed a smaller boost, around 4 million extra by July, but one site in particular seems to have really struck gold.

According to SimilarWeb, TorrentGalaxy received around 18 million visits in May. The next month that had risen to 34.8m but in July, the number of visits reached 40 million, just a million or so fewer visits than RARBG enjoyed in May before it shut down.

While the loss of RARBG is more than just traffic, it’s safe to conclude that supply easily kept up with demand in the face of an unexpected crisis.

From: TF , for the latest news on copyright battles, piracy and more.

Last week the popular torrent site RARBG closed its doors . The operators cited personal and financial reasons for the surprise decision, which came as a shock to many.

In recent days there have been plenty of attempts to restore the old database. Some are considering the launch of new sites to keep the RARBG spirit alive but collecting metadata and copying a site’s design isn’t the main challenge.

The shutdown is significant in the sense that a major supplier of pirated content was taken offline. Taking on that role isn’t easy; it requires the right connections, technical expertise, and a willingness to risk being taken to court, or worse, thrown in jail.

RARBG Clones and Copycats

Despite the risks, there are plenty of RARBG-themed sites that have seen a flurry of new visitors in recent days. Some launched specifically for the occasion but others were around long before the site said farewell.

What motivates people to run these sites can be difficult to identify. Some operators may believe that they’re doing a good deed by harboring refugees, but there are also those that willingly try to deceive people into believing that RARBG is still operational.

Over the past few days, we received multiple tips from the public claiming that RARGB.to was back online. And indeed, those who visit that URL will end up at a site that looks like RARBG.

When people end up at that site using the referral site below, it may seem like the site is indeed back online. Until reality kicks in.

Those who look more closely will soon realize that it’s all a façade. Rar GB .to isn’t the same as Rar BG .to and altering the text of the hyperlink, as was done here, doesn’t change that fact. However, it hasn’t stopped the site from welcoming millions of new users.

Known Trickster

Interestingly, this knockoff site isn’t new. The operation has been around for years already and hijacked visitors from the original RARBG during this time. It often ended up higher in Google’s search rankings, which helped it to grow to millions of monthly visitors.

With RARBG gone, this number will likely skyrocket effortlessly, to potentially over a million visitors per day.

While the knockoff site does offer torrents, it is merely a collection of material sourced from external sites. The copycat operation doesn’t share any ‘original’ content and sneakily monetizes the RARBG brand, which is obviously starting to pay off now.

There are many sites like this. The motivations of the people running it may be different but most claim that they simply want to ‘fill the void’ RARBG left behind. However, scraping torrents and links from third-party sources and wrapping them in RARBG foil does little to achieve that goal.

RARBG is Gone

The reality is that RARBG is not coming back. We asked the RARBG team for a comment and they confirm that there are no official proxies, mirrors, or rebuilds. The real RARBG is gone, period.

But does it matter? Before we even finished the sentence above, some people will have discovered a ‘new RARBG’. Apparently, this is simply how these things go. That doesn’t come as a surprise, of course, as we have seen this trick play out a few times before.

After all, there are plenty of KickassTorrents , Extratorrent , and Torrentz clones around today, even though the original sites have long gone.

Also, the YTS website, which is arguably the largest torrent site in the web, once started as a knockoff. That site releases its ‘own’ branded content today, but it has privacy issues that put it into a bad light in recent years.

Whether one of the RARBG copycats or clones will eventually stick is hard to predict at this point, especially since the unavoidable legal pressure has yet to kick in. One thing is for sure, however; any and all RARBG ‘replacements’ have absolutely nothing to do with the original site.

From: TF , for the latest news on copyright battles, piracy and more.

Pirate sites come and go, often without being noticed by the public at large. That was certainly not the case when RARBG said its goodbyes yesterday.

The popular torrent site had millions of daily users spread across several domain names. This included the flagship .to domain which currently displays a farewell message .

After a brief intermezzo, many users simply began their search for alternatives, perhaps unaware that the effects of RARBG’s shutdown go beyond the site itself, leading to a much broader impact, including on popular ‘alternatives’.

RARBG Releases & Tracker

On the surface, RARBG looked like any other torrent site but it was one of the few platforms to release a steady stream of fresh content. All pirated movies and TV-shows come from somewhere and RARBG acted as a key bridge between scene sources and the public at large.

This content was picked up by RARBG’s bots from external sources before being posted on the site itself. ExtraTorrent’s in-house release groups worked in a similar way, including under the ‘ETTV’ label, before shutting down last year due to a lack of funds .

The absence of new releases is likely to make the overall piracy ecosystem more vulnerable. The same can also be said for RARBG’s dedicated tracker, which was also pulled offline yesterday, abruptly terminating millions of connections. And it doesn’t end there.

Torrent and Streaming Sites Feel the Pain

With another popular source of pirate movie and TV-show releases gone, the piracy supply side is shrinking. The vast majority of public torrent sites don’t have their own release channels. Instead, they relied on external parties such as RARBG.

This equally applies to direct download sites and streaming portals. While pirate streaming sites have become much bigger than their torrent peers in recent years, their movie and TV-show libraries can often be traced to torrent sources.

There are still alternative sources available, for now, but with RARBG gone the choices are more limited. This means there will be considerable pressure on the remaining suppliers, to say the least.

In addition to the typical pirate sites, RARBG links also appeared in dedicated pirate channels on platforms such as Telegram. These no longer work. The same also applies to users of software such as Sonarr, for whom RARBG was a popular source too.

From the Ashes?

The above may sound grim but it does illustrate the important position RARBG held in the piracy scene. That said, pirates have shown to be resilient in the past so there will likely be others willing to take the risk and fill the void.

Those will include copycats who will try to take over the RARBG brand. The same happened in the past with EZTV, YTS, KickassTorrents and Torrentz, with various levels of success.

Things aren’t getting any easier though. In its farewell message, RARBG summed up several reasons for shutting down. Aside from tragic personal issues, they included rising hosting costs and a decline in revenue. That’s becoming a trend too.

Inflation…

While we haven’t seen inflation mentioned as a reason to shut down a pirate site before, financial struggles are prevalent. As mentioned earlier, ETTV cited the same reason to close shop last year and others went before them .

So what about the sites that remain? Speaking with TorrentFreak, the operator of LimeTorrents mentions that the site has no plans to stop but they confirmed that rising hosting costs and low adverting revenues are indeed a real concern.

That said, inflation and other cost-related issues also work in favor of pirate sites, the site’s operator mentioned. After all, legitimate platforms such as Netflix and Disney+ cost money, while torrent sites are free and offer more content.

All in all, we can conclude that the broader piracy ecosystem has lost a key player that was much more than just another torrent site. While others could take its place, if they are willing to take the risk, the loss of RARBG is undoubtedly a considerable setback.

From: TF , for the latest news on copyright battles, piracy and more.

The shock closure yesterday of one of the world’s oldest and most reliable torrent sites ranks as one of the biggest surprises in recent years.

Founded in 2008, RARBG had a reputation for taking the fundamentals seriously. The site offered the usual spread of movies and TV shows, available in various qualities and numerous file sizes. The site didn’t cover every single release but when trawling the archives, it certainly felt like it might.

Consistent, Organized, Predictable

RARBG also became known for consistently offering subtitles for most movie and TV show releases. Long before legal streaming services made any serious attempt, RARBG’s curation of subtitles helped the deaf enjoy films again, without any of the frustrations associated with mislabeled files and out of sync releases.

In common with other torrent sites operating publicly, most RARBG users downloaded their files and headed for the hills. For the majority, seeding was either a dirty word, one they’d never heard before, or perhaps didn’t understand. Hit-and-run rates of 98%+ showed the scale of the problem but on RARBG, a lack of public seeders rarely presented a problem.

As if by magic, a single seed would often pop up when people needed one most, meaning that incomplete torrents were a rare occurrence. At least until yesterday.

Torrented Back to Life?

With RARBG’s indexes gone and trackers offline, the file-sharing scene may never be the same again. It will continue, of course, but filling that type of gap at scale, with the same level of accessible reliability, won’t be easy to pull off.

And then there’s the not insignificant loss of RARBG’s content indexes. With releases meticulously labeled and then tagged by genre, actor, director and more, replacing something like that in the public torrent scene would take considerable effort, if anyone could summon up the motivation to even try.

In short, an otherwise ordinary Wednesday offered nothing when it began, yet still took everything away from RARBG users in the space of a few hours. Whether the middle of the week had second thoughts is unclear but a few hours ago, the keys to much of the RARBG torrent network suddenly reappeared online in an unexpected format.

Yo! Magnets!

While RARBG supplied users with .torrent files to download content via BitTorrent clients, the site also offered magnet links, accessible by clicking the magnet-shaped icons next to each release.

For those with torrent clients configured to accept magnet links, transfers took place much like regular torrents, largely because magnet links provided by RARBG received help from RARBG’s regular BitTorrent trackers.

The beauty of magnet links is that the lack of trackers when a site disappears doesn’t stop users from downloading content. Furthermore, .torrent files are bulky, unlike magnet links which are easily represented in a line of plain text. In short, regular text files can contain thousands of magnet links in a just a few kilobytes. As such, they are easily shared online.

A few hours ago two repositories appeared on GitHub with zero fanfare. Created by user ‘2004content’, the first repo labeled ‘rarbg’ contains nothing. The same can’t be said about the other.

Three Ordinary .TXT Files

The three files of interest are basic .txt files. When loaded into a capable text editor, the first file (moviesrarbg.txt) appears to contain magnet links related to RARBG movie releases; a staggering 117,233 releases overall.

The remaining pair (showsrarbg.txt and showsothers.txt) appear to contain magnet links related to TV shows and series previously released on RARBG. The first contains 12,969 magnet links but the second contains considerably more – 137,669 magnet links collectively referencing the same number of releases.

Random Text or The Real Deal?

Verifying that these magnet links are indeed what they claim to be presents two key problems. The first is the huge number of links versus sensibly available resources. The second comes with a standard reminder; downloading and sharing copyrighted content, even using a magnet link, is illegal almost everywhere.

As a result, we don’t recommend the use of the magnet links listed in the text archives, and certainly not for infringement purposes. However, through the use of a small number of specialist tools, it is possible to obtain detailed metadata from a magnet link, without downloading or sharing any of the referenced content, infringing or otherwise. For a general idea of how someone might go about that, the TorrentParts project on GitHub may be of interest, although other techniques do exist.

We can’t confirm that the text file data references the entire RARBG movie/TV show collection but with some magnet links now confirmed as referencing the material they claim to reference, it’s certainly possible that a large part of RARBG’s video indexes appear in this three file collection on GitHub.

Update: RARBG Shutdown is a Major Blow to the Pirate Ecosystem

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From: TF , for the latest news on copyright battles, piracy and more.

Founded in 2008, RARBG evolved to become a key player in the torrent ecosystem.

The site didn’t only attract millions of monthly visitors from all over the globe, it was also a major release hub, bridging the gap between the Scene and the broader pirate public.

Today, the site’s fifteen year run unexpectedly came to an end. In a message posted on the site’s front page, the team says its farewells. This message has been separately confirmed by a source familiar with the matter.

RARBG cites multiple reasons behind the surprise decision, including COVID-related health problems which led to the tragic death of one of the people involved. The war between Russia and Ukraine also impacted the team, with RARBG suggesting that it had members fighting on both sides.

“The past 2 years have been very difficult for us – some of the people in our team died due to covid complications, others still suffer the side effects of it – not being able to work at all. Some are also fighting the war in Europe – ON BOTH SIDES,” the team writes.

The rising costs of operating from data centers in Europe also played their part. And with revenue having trouble keeping up with the rising costs, shutting down the site ultimately seemed the best solution.

“Inflation makes our daily expenses impossible to bare. Therefore we can no longer run this site without massive expenses that we can no longer cover out of pocket. After an unanimous vote we’ve decided that we can no longer do it.”

“We are sorry :( Bye,” the message concludes.

The shutdown also marks the end of the popular RARBG releases, many of which were shared through other pirate sites as well. These high quality releases which, aside from the early days never included CAMs, are among the most downloaded in history.

Today’s shutdown is one of the largest in the history of torrent sites. It’s also the first major closure since the 2015/2016 period, when KickassTorrents, Torrentz, and ExtraTorrent all left the scene.

Needless to say, there will be plenty of copycats who are eager to take over the RARBG brand. However, the real RARBG is no more.

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Update: Over 267,000 Movie & TV Show Magnet Links Appear Online

Update: RARBG Shutdown is a Major Blow to the Pirate Ecosystem

From: TF , for the latest news on copyright battles, piracy and more.

Torrent sites have always irked copyright watchdogs and original content creators, which is why many of the best torrent sites have been banned in several countries. Rarbg.to is another popular torrent site that is not available in several countries because it hosts torrent links to copyrighted content. Rarbg movies torrent links are particularly popular amongst torrent enthusiasts. As an alternative, users have resorted to Rarbg proxy sites and mirror sites to access the torrents.

Since the website is not available in many regions, there are many ways to unblock blocked websites including torrent sites. You can use proxy websites and mirror websites if a website is not working in your country.

If you’re not able to access Rarbg website from your country, you can check whether the website is globally accessible or not. If not, you have got the option to use Rarbg proxy sites to get Rarbg unblocked in your region.

Rarbg Proxy List 2021

Here’s a list of Rarbg proxy sites and mirror sites that we have collated from the internet. The Rarbg proxy server list below is updated regularly and all the Rarbg mirror and proxy sites could be accessed in 2021. All the proxies and Rarbg alternatives mentioned here were working at the time of writing —

Rarbg Proxy Name	Rarbg Proxy URL
Rarbg Proxy 1	https://rarbgaccess.org/index53.php
Rarbg Proxy 2	https://rarbgaccess.org/index80.php
Rarbg Proxy 3	https://rarbgaccess.org/index52.php
Rarbg Proxy 4	https://rarbgaccess.org/index54.php
Rarbg Proxy 5	https://rarbgaccess.org/index55.php
Rarbg Proxy 6	https://rarbgaccess.org/index56.php
Rarbg Proxy 7	https://rarbgaccess.org/index57.php
Rarbg Proxy 8	https://rarbgaccess.org/index58.php
Rarbg Proxy 9	https://rarbgaccess.org/index59.php
Rarbg Proxy 10	https://rarbgunblock.com/index70.php
Rarbg Proxy 11	https://rarbgaccess.org/
Rarbg Proxy 12	https://rarbg.unblockninja.com/
Rarbg Unblock	https://rarbgget.org/
Rarbgmirror site	https://proxyrarbg.org/
Rarbg mirror site	http://rarbgto.org/

Is Rarbg down?

To check the status of Rarbg, you can enter the Rarbg website (www.rarbg.to) in down detectors available on the internet. At the moment, you cannot access Rarbg in the following countries:

• India
• Australia
• United Kingdom
• China
• France
• Norway

If you’re living in any of the countries and want to access the torrent website then you can use the mentioned Rarbg proxy sites or Rarbg mirror sites.

How To Get Rarbg Unblocked?

If your government or ISP has blocked Rarbg in your country or region, you can still access the website using proxies and Rarbg mirror websites. These websites bypass the imposed geographical restrictions to help you unblock Rarbg. A proxy server acts as an intermediate between your computer and the destination server to obscure your IP address. You can visit the below mentioned Rarbg alternatives to download torrents from the website.

Rarbg Mirror Alternatives

In case you are facing issues in accessing Rarbg proxy sites we have mentioned above, here are some alternatives that you can refer to:

1. Kickass Proxy sites
2. Piratebay Proxy sites
3. Extratorrent Proxy sites

Download Torrents Using Rarbg Proxy Sites

Rarbg is one of the most popular torrent search engines out there. It has a neat interface with a large collection of torrent links. With our provided list of Rarbg proxy servers, you can access the website even if it is banned in your country.

However, if the provided Rarbg alternatives are not working for you, you can also check out our Pirate Bay proxy list and Kickass proxy list to download files.

Also Read: Best Pirate Bay Alternatives Working When TPB Is Down

The post Rarbg Proxy List 2021 [100% Working Rarbg Mirror Sites & Proxies] appeared first on Fossbytes .

Torrent sites have always irked copyright watchdogs and original content creators, which is why many of the best torrent sites have been banned in several countries. Rarbg.to is another popular torrent site that is not available in several countries because it hosts torrent links to copyrighted content. Rarbg movies torrent links are particularly popular amongst torrent enthusiasts. As an alternative, users have resorted to Rarbg proxy sites and mirror sites to access the torrents.

Since the website is not available in many regions, there are many ways to unblock blocked websites including torrent sites. You can use proxy websites and mirror websites if a website is not working in your country.

If you’re not able to access Rarbg website from your country, you can check whether the website is globally accessible or not. If not, you have got the option to use Rarbg proxy sites to get Rarbg unblocked in your region.

Rarbg Proxy List 2021

Here’s a list of Rarbg proxy sites and mirror sites that we have collated from the internet. The Rarbg proxy server list below is updated regularly and all the Rarbg mirror and proxy sites could be accessed in 2021. All the proxies and Rarbg alternatives mentioned here were working at the time of writing —

Rarbg Proxy Name	Rarbg Proxy URL
Rarbg Proxy 1	https://rarbgaccess.org/index53.php
Rarbg Proxy 2	https://rarbgaccess.org/index80.php
Rarbg Proxy 3	https://rarbgaccess.org/index52.php
Rarbg Proxy 4	https://rarbgaccess.org/index54.php
Rarbg Proxy 5	https://rarbgaccess.org/index55.php
Rarbg Proxy 6	https://rarbgaccess.org/index56.php
Rarbg Proxy 7	https://rarbgaccess.org/index57.php
Rarbg Proxy 8	https://rarbgaccess.org/index58.php
Rarbg Proxy 9	https://rarbgaccess.org/index59.php
Rarbg Proxy 10	https://rarbgunblock.com/index70.php
Rarbg Proxy 11	https://rarbgaccess.org/
Rarbg Proxy 12	https://rarbg.unblockninja.com/
Rarbg Unblock	https://rarbgget.org/
Rarbgmirror site	https://proxyrarbg.org/
Rarbg mirror site	http://rarbgto.org/

Is Rarbg down?

To check the status of Rarbg, you can enter the Rarbg website (www.rarbg.to) in down detectors available on the internet. At the moment, you cannot access Rarbg in the following countries:

• India
• Australia
• United Kingdom
• China
• France
• Norway

If you’re living in any of the countries and want to access the torrent website then you can use the mentioned Rarbg proxy sites or Rarbg mirror sites.

How To Get Rarbg Unblocked?

If your government or ISP has blocked Rarbg in your country or region, you can still access the website using proxies and Rarbg mirror websites. These websites bypass the imposed geographical restrictions to help you unblock Rarbg. A proxy server acts as an intermediate between your computer and the destination server to obscure your IP address. You can visit the below mentioned Rarbg alternatives to download torrents from the website.

Rarbg Mirror Alternatives

In case you are facing issues in accessing Rarbg proxy sites we have mentioned above, here are some alternatives that you can refer to:

1. Kickass Proxy sites
2. Piratebay Proxy sites
3. Extratorrent Proxy sites

Download Torrents Using Rarbg Proxy Sites

Rarbg is one of the most popular torrent search engines out there. It has a neat interface with a large collection of torrent links. With our provided list of Rarbg proxy servers, you can access the website even if it is banned in your country.

However, if the provided Rarbg alternatives are not working for you, you can also check out our Pirate Bay proxy list and Kickass proxy list to download files.

Also Read: Best Pirate Bay Alternatives Working When TPB Is Down

The post Rarbg Proxy List 2021 [100% Working Rarbg Mirror Sites & Proxies] appeared first on Fossbytes .