Z-Library, the world’s largest digital library, is seized

Internet users who often search for e-books on the Internet have almost always heard of Z-Library, which claims to be the world's largest digital library and free to download, which is convenient for everyone, but copyright issues have been plaguing Z-Library, and the most news is that it has been seized by the United States.

According to reports, Z-Library's domain name was seized by the US Postal Inspection Service recently.

For Z-Library, it has been blocked several times over the years because of copyright issues, and the large-scale blocking has been documented once in 2015 and 2107, mainly by the US regulators.

Z-Library claims to be "the world's largest digital library" and "the world's largest repository of scientific articles," and at press time, the page shows that they have 11,637,122 books and 84,837.643 articles, 643 articles.

For Z-Library was investigated, almost all users are pained because there are not many sites online that can download and share e-books and materials without restrictions, and those that can be downloaded are often full of advertising and marketing, false and fraudulent content, which is a very bad experience.