How is it technically possible to lose over 200 TB of files like ...
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What could have technically gone wrong? According to this support email of the developers admitting to the data loss, "files were corrupted and unable to be transferred to [their] updated site". This is very vague. How can such a thing happen on this large scale? Were the files' content corrupted or perhaps file system metadata?
Can You Download Any Song on MySpace? No — Here’s Why & What to Do Instead
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It is not possible to download any song on MySpace—legally, technically, or sustainably. MySpace permanently discontinued its music hosting and streaming platform in November 2019 after a catastrophic 2018 data loss event that erased over 50 million user-uploaded tracks. No official API, archive, or recovery mechanism exists.
The Fall of MySpace and What It Looks Like Today
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The catastrophic 2019 data loss remains the platform’s defining recent event. Years of independent music history — early demos, rare recordings, an entire era of internet culture — are gone.
Is myspace.com Down? - Uptime
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How do you get this data on whether MySpace is up? Our Third Party Check uses advanced data collection methods to pull status from various sources including companies' Status Pages and augments it with social signals and other data from our proprietary check platform to give you the most realistic and up to date information and alerts on a service.
Myspace - Wikipedia
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The MySpace.com domain was originally owned by YourZ.com, Inc., intended until 2002 for use as an online data storage and sharing site. By late 2003, it was transitioned from a file storage service to a social networking site.