Features
As of July 2012, features of MediaFire include up to 50 GB of storage (starting at 10 GB then increased by as much as 40 GB if various activities like sharing on Facebook and Twitter are done) and a limit of 200 MB per file (100 GB, 200 GB, or 500 GB of storage and 10 GB of file size limit for Pro users and 1 TB to 100 TB of storage and 10 GB of file size limit for Business users). MediaFire provides users with the ability to create image galleries from folders of images and view and share common document, presentation, and spreadsheet file types inside the web browser. MediaFire's free account service does not require download activity in order to preserve files, and is thus often suitable as a temporary or secondary backup solution although MediaFire does not officially support free data warehousing (long-term storage for inactive accounts).
MediaFire Professional and Business accounts offer long-term storage in addition to several other add-on features. For recipients of files MediaFire does not enforce waiting times for downloads, limit simultaneous downloading, or set bandwidth limits, though it limits downloading of some filetypes if uploaded by a free account. However, it requires cookies to be enabled and a CAPTCHA if you download a file then re-download it.
Professional and Business Accounts
Fire rebranded its premium services as MediaFire "Professional" and "Business". While MediaFire's free account remained the same, these two new account types kept all of the features of MediaPro and added additional collaboration and small business focused services including multi-user account management, custom subdomains, custom branding, secure redundant backups, and detailed download statistics and security logs
Reception
PC Magazine named MediaFire both one of the "Top 100 Undiscovered websites" and a "Top Website of 2008". It has also been reviewed favorably by CNET and Lifehacker. Lifehacker praised the site not only for the usefulness of the service but also for its use of an unlimited upload size for users.
Terms of Service, Violations, and Enforcement
Anyone using MediaFire Services must comply with the MediaFire Agreement and Privacy Policy. Anyone, including business entities, not in compliance may be removed and banned from MediaFire without prior notice. MediaFire reserves the right to terminate access to any and/or all parts of its services at any time for any reason without prior notice or liability, and cooperates with lawful action when necessary. MediaFire additionally employs a variety of processes and automatic mechanisms to avert violations of their Terms of Services (Revised on January 17, 2013) which result in:
- Blocked websites
- Account suspension
- File suspension
- Account termination
- Report of activities to proper authorities
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