Copyrighted material: Unauthorised Filesharing

1. Copyrighted material: Unauthorised Filesharing
   
   
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BraReborn said:

Well, first you need to get approved by Adsense doing the basics steps,
the site, domain + 20 articles, and your theme

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imanseptian said:

Well, that's why pirate Bay don't use AdSense in their website. I see.

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Viku said:

I have more then 100+ article on my site + premium theme.

Who is pirate bay?

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