Google announced to filter out links pointing to website with ilegal content.This means people wont be able to google for any warez anymore.
Only possibility is to use another searchengine or searching via youtube.
If this true then only legit downloads linking to warez site will be filtered,fake ones will be fine,until people on youtube stop giving shit about those links since all thats left is fake...
Gg google
Well, Google is finally going to do something about it. In a post on its Public Policy Blog, the company's senior copyright counsel has outlined a number of new measures. First, sites that receive a lot of DMCA takedowns — i.e. letters sent by rightsholders to Google, asking for a page be removed from the index — will now be demoted. As a result, "the most notorious sites" will move further down the search results (though it isn't yet clear how far they will go). Second, DMCA notices will affect the autocomplete terms that pop up when you're searching for stuff — i.e. in some cases, Google will no longer suggest that you download stuff for free. (Again, there's no word on how extensive this change will be.)
And finally, and perhaps most weirdly and aggressively, Google is creating a new ad box that appears when you search for "download", "free," "watch," and other terms that suggest you might be looking to watch a TV show or movie without paying. This ad box will show links to Google Play, Amazon, Spotify, Hulu, or any other "official" site that has the TV show/movie/song in question. The catch: These companies will have to pay for the ad. I think this is mainly for movies & music. source: www.extremetech.com/extreme/192471-...mote-notorious-piracy-sites-in-search-results
Google will never do that unless comes under Very heavy Pressure of NATO Anti-Piracy or from Courts in Europe even then they will try to implement in specific countries
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