Brand New Tube has finally removed the collection of customer personal identity documents – some as old as 2020 – it had accidentally posted online. The controversial site has announced a planned return on Tuesday at 6pm. Those users unwise enough to remain members will likely be hoping there are no further security breaches. Key questions remain unanswered by the usually irrepressible Muhammad Butt.

Muhammad Butt seen giving an update from his car, about his low rent video sharing website. Whilst Mr Butt has been prominent since 2020, he has yet to actually set out a clear answer on the ‘pirate software’ issue. Image used for the purposes of criticism and review of the video and Brand New Tube.

Although the site is returning, there has been no apology nor admission by Muhammad Butt as to the breach of personal documents. There has also been no response to allegations by the hackers and by users (archive) that Brand New Tube they were using ‘nulled’, that is pirate, hacked components. As well as being illegal risk, such alleged practises (if true) create a security risk to the site and its users.

Mr Butt is usually a plain spoken man. In his strange, low-rent but blunt video above from 2020, Mr Butt was happy to engage stridently with critics. So, Muhammad, why no answers? Why have you not clearly disclosed the personal identity document breach publicly? Was Brand New Tube using, ‘nulled’ scripts?