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So it's a conspiracy theory now? ;)
But seemingly, looking at all the data being sent (which are specified in that blog post), I wouldn't panic.
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Originally Posted by ronscores
Well i am not on panic.
But i switched that off in options first time i installed uTorrent without knowladge what did i just switch off, but i knew it wasnt something usefull.
Shit, they know what your configured max upload rate is! Better light the thermite positioned above my hard drives.
The concerns with DHT were much more relevant than this.
all the data sent back its stolen by fbi omg i will unplug my pc :lol:
Nice find, I did know about uTorrent reported some information of your computer and running torrents, but had never seen a detailed analysis of all the stuff uTorrent "phones home".
Just look at all the amount of stuff that gets reported. Glad we can prevent this by disabling auto-updating or removing the addresses from the executable.
After uTorrent 1.6, the MPAA bought BitTorrent Inc... It's up to you whether to trust them or not.
i stay away of utorrent as much i can.
proud using debian with transmission. wont change to crap utorrent and no privacy.
all you have to do is uncheckQuote:
Originally Posted by Hombre
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And Google is SkyNet!
Stallman is watching you... :shifty:Quote:
Originally Posted by Hombre
But if you're installing the client for the first time, those stats will be sent at least once... not all of us are constantly cleanly-reinstalling uTorrent, of course, but I'm a fan of removing the crap directly from the executable. Less worries.Quote:
Originally Posted by kondrae
By the way, if you're worried about SkyNet just use Scroogle. :happy: