One of the easiest ways to pirate movies and TV shows is back just in time for the great stay-at-home coronavirus quarantine party of 2020. Popcorn Time, the legendary app that was basically a Netflix ...

(Bloomberg) -- Popcorn Time, the once-popular app that made watching pirated movies and television shows almost as easy as using Netflix, shut down. The app debuted in 2014 and within a year became ...

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Popcorn Time’s popularity has taken off this year by bringing BitTorrent streaming into the mainstream with a lineup of apps that let users watch nearly any new blockbuster they want for free with ...

Popcorn Time, the app that was once popular for making pirating movies as easy as watching Netflix, has shut down. Its original developers took the service down and abandoned the project merely a few ...

When I wrote about Popcorn Time earlier this week, I said it wasn’t likely to disappear anytime soon despite its legally dubious nature. That turned out to be wrong, as the creators of Popcorn Time ...

One thing that iTunes, Netflix, Amazon and Hulu have proven is that content makers can fight piracy by providing a better, easier service to paying customers. But what happens when piracy fights back ...

Popcorn Time, the controversial Netflix-style torrent streaming service, has just come out with an app for non-jailbroken iOS devices. In true Popcorn Time fashion, this release is not official, ...

Popcorn Time, a streaming service that was both beloved and hated as the “Netflix of piracy”, has been shut down. The tool gained vast popularity for the ease with which it allowed users to stream ...