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Nulled WordPress themes and plugins are pirated or illegally obtained versions of premium themes and plugins available on the market. They are distributed …

Updates are a key aspect of WordPress, themes and plugins. As WordPress core is developed and improved, themes and plugins are developed to …

A Nulled theme or plugin in WordPress is a pirated copy of a premium plugin or theme. This pirated copy is modified to remove all of the official brandings and distributed for free, or at a significantly reduced price. …