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Ok.ru is a Russian social network service popular in the CIS countries. Unlike YouTube or Vimeo, which aggressively police copyright and storage limits, Ok.ru became a haven for media pirates and archivists in the mid-2010s. Its video hosting capabilities allowed users to upload full-length movies and TV shows with little immediate repercussion.