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Another file sharing service takes up the web space as GigaTribe opens its service to the user-base in the U.S. The site will enable users to share images, documents and videos in a private network that somehow escapes the RIAA and MPAA’s hawk eyes. This is done by letting users create groups and give their friends the rights to access. The company also makes sure that transferring of data is made secure. GigaTribe’s CTO, Alexis Leseigner emphasized at this saying:

When it comes to sharing your personal photos and videos, you need to be absolutely sure they will only be available to the appropriate contacts.

Users can either use the free version or have more benefits/services with the Ultimate version that comes tagged at $29.95 a year. It offers users advance security options like Password protection, etc.