ExtraTorrent was one of the largest torrent sites, but it was shut down permanently in 2017 by its own administrators due to legal pressures. There is no official, safe, or legitimate “unblocked” ExtraTorrent site today. Any site claiming to be an unblocked or mirror version is either fake, outdated, or potentially harmful—often containing malware, phishing attempts, or intrusive ads.

Former ET users migrated to other torrent sites like 1337x, RARBG (now also defunct), TorrentGalaxy, or YTS. However, even these come with legal and security risks. Accessing copyrighted content without permission may violate laws in your country, and ISPs often throttle or monitor torrent traffic.

Launched in 2006, ExtraTorrent (ET) grew to become a top destination for torrent files, second only to The Pirate Bay at its peak. It hosted millions of torrents for movies, music, software, games, and more. Users loved its clean interface, active community, and reliable uploaders.

However, copyright enforcement intensified globally. Organizations like the MPAA, RIAA, and BREIN (a Dutch anti-piracy group) targeted torrent indexers. ExtraTorrent faced constant domain seizures, ISP blocks, and legal threats in multiple countries. The site kept bouncing back using mirror domains and proxy lists—hence the term “unblocked” became common.

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