Lexi2Legit Mega Link (2024)

FAQs

How do I browse MEGA links? ›

A MEGA link will look something like this: https://mega.nz/file/x. Click the link, and a new tab will open in your browser window.

The highest level of online security and privacy

We use zero-knowledge encryption, also known as user-controlled end-to-end encryption, to protect your data online, even when sharing. This means that only you and those you share information with have the keys to see, read, or listen to that data on MEGA.

You can use the MEGA Desktop App to stream audio and video files on your device with your favourite software (such as VLC) directly from your MEGA Cloud drive, or from a file or folder link. Click the three-dot menu. Click Stream. Select whether you want to stream from your Cloud drive or from a public link.

Share files and folders with links

Share files and folders of any size (including really large files) with a link, and anyone with this link, even if they don't have a MEGA account, will be able to view and download them.

Simply tap on the MEGA link in Facebook or Messenger and the link will open in your browser. You can preview the data there or tap the “Open in app” button.

Check your connection speed on http://www.speedtest.net/ – if your connection speed is too slow, try to connect via a better network. If the issue persists, it could be browser-related, or you may have a third-party extension attempting to inject JavaScript, which is not permitted for security reasons.

You are strictly prohibited from using our services to infringe copyright. You may not upload, download, store, share, display, stream, distribute, email, link to, transmit or otherwise make available any files, data, or content that infringes any copyright or other proprietary rights of any person or entity.

Why should I use MEGA as my cloud storage provider? With us, your data is zero-knowledge encrypted. This means no one, not even us, can see or read your content. You're the only one who holds the key to decrypt this data and access it.

Mega cannot view or determine the contents of files stored on its system as files are encrypted by users before they reach Mega.

Frequently asked questions. Can I use MEGA for free? Yes, our free plan includes 20 GB of storage. You can upgrade to our Pro plans for more storage and transfer quota, and extra features like more security for your links.

What is MEGA used for? ›

MEGA is a privacy-focused cloud storage and chat provider with over 220 million registered users globally. Users upload over 65 million encrypted files a day.

Safe and secure storage

We use zero-knowledge encryption which means your media files are safe and secure whether they're on your device or our servers. No one else has access, not even us.

Your free account with MEGA and the files it contains do not have an expiry date and your account will stay active unless you do not log into your account for three months.

Yes, you can. If you create a link to a file or folder, that link can be used by anyone you give it to, regardless of whether they use MEGA or not. Create the link to the file or folder you want to share, then send link using your preferred contact method.

With file request, you can create a public folder which lets anyone upload files to your MEGA account, even if they're not a MEGA user. For example, if you're a teacher, you can create a file request and ask your students to submit their assignments or reports to you on MEGA.

Because MEGA uses zero-knowledge encryption, encryption and decryption cannot be performed by our servers, and it happens instead on your browser. Minimum browser versions with necessary support are: Google Chrome version 67. Mozilla Firefox version 68.

From the launch bar of the main MEGA window, click Data | Open a File/Session. Click File | Open a File/Session from the main menu of the MEGA window. Select an analysis or computation from MEGAs main menu, then you will prompted to open a data file.

Combined with Mega, the mega-search.me search engine -- which is hosted from an anonymous domain -- makes for a full blown piracy site, closer to what Megaupload was before it was brought down.