statusbar. When this happens, users can search for the new version on the Share network, and download it from a reliable source based on Trip. Criticism Share is highly popular in Japan, but in the West, some concerns have been raised. In Japan, high speed Internet is more readily available than in most of Western Europe and North America. For this reason the minimum upload and download limits are set to 50 kB/s. Also, the cache system can use around 4 GB of free space at any given time to store cached downloads. This might be inconvenient for people with small hard drives. As a closed source product, Share partially relies on security through obscurity. Like many other P2P applications, Share downloads files in blocks. However, Share can only export partially downloaded files in sequential manner. For example, if a file has 100 blocks and block 51 is missing, Share will not be able to export block 52-100 even if they are already downloaded. Plugin developers have tried to overcome this limitation. Download Share can be downloaded from the Share P2P and P2P ファイル共有ソフトノード登録所 websites. Language localizations Unlike Winny, Share includes an option for language localisation changes (labeling of buttons, etc.). The locale.txt file contains the information for a particular language and resides in the Share directory. An English localization for A82 An English localization for EX2 (TCP version) An English localization for NT5 (UDP version) More English localizations for Locate/Hint/Readme/Info Spanish localization for EX2 Legal issues On 9 May 2008, three Japanese people aged 21 to 41 were arrested in Kyoto, Japan for illegally uploading copyrighted files with Share. These were the first Share-related cases in Japan. Nevertheless, a research showed that there was no significant drop of on-line Share users after these arrests. On 27 November 2008, another male Share user was arrested in Japan for illegally uploading Japanese TV drama with Share. On 12 February 2009, two male Share users became the first to be arrested on charges of uploading Child pornography with Share. On 30 September 2009, multiple Japanese media reported that two men were arrested for uploading Nintendo DS game software which include Square Enix's Dragon Quest IX. They are the first users arrested for uploading DS games. On 30 November 2009, 10 Japanese men and 1 woman were arrested for sharing anime, music, movies, and games. Not all were the original uploaders. On 31