LimeWire was misused by cybercriminals for distributing malware. Second, they sold their premium version, which got various improvements over their free version. When LimeWire was operating, it got its revenue from several sources.įirst, it offered a legitimate way of music purchase. It was shut down in 2011 due to copyright issues.īut it has got 24 alternatives called uTorrent, Transmission, QBiTorrent, Deluge, Soulseek, Tixati, eMule, LuckyWire, rTorrent, Shareaza, KTorrent, WireShare, BeeMP3, GigaTribe, MuWire, GTK-Gnutella, Acqlite, Bit Tornado, Transdroid, Vuze, Miro, Tribler, BitComet, Rocket Torrents, and Bottom Line. That is why it is called peer-to-peer learning. Because it directly transfers files from one user’s hard disk to another user’s disk. They don’t have any centralized servers for storing files. Then, it was forgotten by many people when FrostWire came. It had a legal battle with the US Music industry. It included bundled software as part of their installation. He was the chief executive of the Lime group.
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