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P2P File Sharing

File sharing is the distribution or providing access of digital media over the internet. P2P file sharing is the distribution of digital media among users without the need for a server, using peer-to-peer networking technology.
An example of this sharing is BitTorrent, a site that allows users to upload and download large files. Another example of a P2P site is Napster, a site that operated in the early 2000s for sharing audio files.
An ICT issue arises with P2P sites because many people use P2P sites to share pirated information.

https://www.wired.com/2005/01/bittorrent-2/

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