2Peer is a free application that lets you create your own Private Internet network with your friends & family. You can share your personal photographs, movies, and folders directly from your own computer with people you trust - privately, safely, and securely. There are no limitations - bandwidth, storage, file size - ever! Because it is your own Private Internet!
What's New
Version 0.87.5016: Release notes were unavailable when this listing was updated.
Requirements
PPC / Intel, Mac OS X 10.4 or later.
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I signed up a while back and have to say that I was glad to see this latest Mac update as the upgrades/changes are much improved over the previous version.
Like all beta software I've tried, there are some things that could be done better and hopefully they will take the comments I sent them into consideration... At least the responded with some questions so I know they are considering it.
Being able to set up private networks with my friends keeps my personal stuff from prying eyes, I don't see why everyone wouldn't use this type of service over public posting/uploading to websites.
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2Peer is a free application that lets you create your own Private Internet network with your friends & family. You can share your personal photographs, movies, and folders directly from your own computer with people you trust - privately, safely, and securely. There are no limitations - bandwidth, storage, file size - ever! Because it is your own Private Internet!
Like all beta software I've tried, there are some things that could be done better and hopefully they will take the comments I sent them into consideration... At least the responded with some questions so I know they are considering it.
Being able to set up private networks with my friends keeps my personal stuff from prying eyes, I don't see why everyone wouldn't use this type of service over public posting/uploading to websites.