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File sharing is the ability to share data, aka files, from one user to another user. Usually, this would include things such as videos, documents, audio, and meta-data. This can be done through a system of networks or over the internet. This way the other person can see or have access to your files. P2P or Peer-to-Peer sharing is a community-based file sharing platform or way of sharing files. The files are added to a platform so anyone on the internet can have access to that file or files. Some popular examples of P2P file sharing are LimeWire and BitTorrent. These file-sharing platforms are basically like the wild west when it comes to sharing files. If someone manages to get access to top-secret files or ways to hack into a system, someone can post it up on here. Another example of P2P file-sharing system includes Lending Club. They have created this new platform for a, "more direct funding process between the investors and the borrowers ... There's no branch network. Everything happens online and it is really powered by technology and the Internet. " File-sharing decentralizes the middle-person giving people new ways to access files.

 Source: https://www.npr.org/sections/alltechconsidered/2013/05/10/182651552/peers-find-less-pressure-borrowing-from-each-other

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  1. Viabile subsistenceApril 29, 2020 at 12:16 PM

    Hello Marvin,
    P2P is really a useful platform for sharing file among the group of people. And I also think about its essential use in educational and professional platform for making communication easier.

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