Website deindexed from bing

[konvar]

After my website was hit by Google update, now it's Bing's (DuckDuckGo, Yahoo, etc.) turn.

Do you think it's a good idea to change my domain?
I don't know if my website will recover after the Google update. I've worked a lot and modified the theme and made scripts that automated the site; I don't want my work to be in vain.
Thank you!

 

[bartosimpsonio]

I'd say that domain name is definitely gone.

 

[Thunder Digitals]

It's definitely gone from bing.

If this is a PAA site then make another and start working on it.

 

[konvar]

It's definitely gone from bing.

If this is a PAA site then make another and start working on it.

It is a movies/tv shows site to watch online, with some modifications made by me to show torrents for each episode/movie.
It's frustrating to see sites (still in Google and Bing) with "123" in the name that are just copy-pastes without anything new or innovative.

 

[Thunder Digitals]

It is a movies/tv shows site to watch online, with some modifications made by me to show torrents for each episode/movie.
It's frustrating to see sites (still in Google and Bing) with "123" in the name that are just copy-pastes without anything new or innovative.

This spam update has done a lot of damage to both whitehat and blackhat sites.

 

[MisterF]

There have been a lot of film, torrenting type niche sites badly hit this time around, it seems.

 

[malayan]

There have been a lot of film, torrenting type niche sites badly hit this time around, it seems.

This might be the case.

Google doesn't consider these sites to be anything more than spam--since torrenting sites rely on copyright infringement and thin content.

 

[liladhen]

I had the same problem but my site doesn't break any laws and I even tried to contact support but no answers