Mega Anti‑Theft

Develop by Shopify

$2.99

/ Month

3 Days Free Trial

Secure your content: disable copy, right click and drag & drop

Disable drag & drop

Customizable protection

Disable copy

Prevent right-click

Add source link

Multi-platform compatible

About Mega Anti‑Theft

Launched Dec 06, 2018

Built by Shopify

Address

151 O’Connor St, Ottawa, ON, ON, CA

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Description

Protect your intellectual and media property with the help of Mega Anti-Theft app

Mega Anti-Theft secures your content from stealing and at the same time watching for users who copy-paste, drag’n’drop or save anything using right-click from your website. When they paste the content, Mega Anti-Theft adds the link to your website in order to highlight primary source. Compatibility: - works on desktop and mobile; - works with all themes; - works with shortcuts.

Choose types of content you want to protect or actions that need to be prevented
Take care of your high quality content and allow citation via backlinks
Mega Anti-Theft helps you to improve SEO with backlinks and takes care about TIC

Pros

Secures content from various forms of theft such as copy-paste, right-clicking, and drag-and-drop
Automatically adds a backlink to the original site when the content is pasted elsewhere, which can improve SEO
Compatible with both desktop and mobile devices, ensuring protection across all platforms
Integrates smoothly with all themes and works with various keyboard shortcuts
Allows customization by letting users choose the types of content to protect or specific actions to prevent

Cons

May inconvenience legitimate users who wish to easily copy content for proper citation or personal use
Potential for some users to find workarounds, reducing the overall effectiveness of the app
Adding automatic backlinks might not always be desirable, as it could lead to inappropriate or out-of-context linking