Deleting Pirated Courses from TeraBox, Mega, and Google Drive

While Telegram serves as the primary distribution channel for course piracy, cloud file lockers are where the actual video archives are stored. Pirates upload gigabytes of HD lectures to cloud lockers and distribute download links on social media and messaging apps.

Targeting Cloud File Locker Ecosystems

1. TeraBox & Cloud Media Lockers

TeraBox is heavily favored by course pirates due to its free 1TB storage tiers. PiracyBlock maintains direct abuse API integrations that flag infringing TeraBox share keys for instant account suspension and folder deletion.

2. Mega.nz Vault Folders

Mega folders are widely used for encrypted course backups. Submitting statutory copyright notices containing exact folder handles and key hashes triggers automated Mega compliance deletions within 24 hours.

3. Google Drive Shared Folders

Stolen courses shared via public Google Drive links or Google Workspace domain drives are subjected to automated Google DMCA filings, removing access and disabling infringing Google accounts.

Continuous Cloud File Sweeping

PiracyBlock's automated sweeping engine routinely scans web index feeds, paste sites, and Telegram channels for cloud locker URLs containing course keywords, ensuring immediate deletion before files are widely downloaded.