This decentralised structure makes it resistant to censorship and is widely used to share pirated material, though the technology also has many legitimate uses. Rather than downloading a file from a single source, pieces of the file are drawn from everyone on the network and assembled on the downloader's computer, which, in turn, seeds the file to others. Popcorn Time was launched in 2014 and is powered by torrent technology. The copyright news site TorrentFreak reports that one of the teams working on Popcorn Time is planning to launch a standalone iOS app that will let users easily watch pirated movies and TV shows on the go - and they will not need to hack into their device to install it. Popcorn Time, a video-streaming service often referred to as the "Netflix for pirates," is coming to the iPhone. Account icon An icon in the shape of a person's head and shoulders.
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