A Screen shot of the website page after seized by FEDS megaupload.com related charges of piracy. (megaupload.com)
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Warrant the deletion of user files Megaupload issued U.S. Prosecutors are the latest developments of the case of raids, file-sharing site Megauplaod accused have taken great advantage of online business pirated content.

The user can no longer access their data from Megaupload digerebek.

Attorney Ira Rothken says Megaupload told the Associated Press that the data will be deleted at least belong to the 50 million users.

In his letter, the Prosecutor's Office AS saying, the data may be erased data is now in the hands of the company's storage Carpathia Hosting and Cogent Communications Group.

"Our understanding is that the hosting company that could start removing content server (Megaupload) 2 February 2012 as soon as possible," said U.S. Attorney in his letter as reported CNN.

In investigasinya, the u.s. Government to copy selected data, and data remains in a place that is controlled, currently under the control of the Carpathian and Cogent.

Two Web-hosting company, Carpathia and Cogent is said to now have access to data on Megaupload.

However, the Carpathian in his statement says: "Carpathia Hosting does not have, and never had, access to content on the server Megaupload and do not have a mechanism to restore any content that is on the server to the user Megaupload."

The company says that users who want to take their data to (recover) need to contact Megaupload.

Megaupload closed on 19 January, has 150 million registered users making it the most popular file-sharing sites in the world.

The US Government tried to extradite its founder, Kim Dotcom, also known as Kim Schmitz, and three other defendants from New Zealand, the country where they were arrested.

Prosecutors accused the Act of harming have Megaupload copyright holders more than 500 million dollars from their lost income potential.

But a number of users have said they can't Megaupload access legal files that are uploaded as a result of legal action.

"My files are missing and have made my own for my work," said one user in his tweet after Megaupload closed.
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