your internet provider can supervise every thing you do if thats the problem
if you think in higher level trackers you are more " safe " just for the fact that its hard to get in, you are so wrong,its not about that.
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your internet provider can supervise every thing you do if thats the problem
if you think in higher level trackers you are more " safe " just for the fact that its hard to get in, you are so wrong,its not about that.
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Use encryption. Most, if not all VPN services already encrypt your traffic, and if you go for a seedbox there's FTPS.Originally Posted by Ice10UFO
your internet provider can supervise every thing you do if thats the problem
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Tor isnt for torrenting. firstly, its a proxy which most (if not all trackers frown upon), secondly it slows down the Tor network to a crawl.. it wasn't designed for torrenting and clueless people try and use it for such and ruin it for everyone.
Also, I personally think it s a fallacy that higher level trackers are less likely to have anti-p2p organizations on them.. in fact, I think its just as likely. You give me the resources of a government agency and I (or almost anyone) can get into any site that has any amount of invites. Even sites like HDB that dont have invites most likely have snitches as members from when they did have invites.
As stated, seedbox or VPN is the way to go... both end up being about the same expense per month if you go with higher end services.. your choice.
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i dont know haw to use encryption, i need more detailsUse encryption. Most, if not all VPN services already encrypt your traffic, and if you go for a seedbox there's FTPS.your internet provider can supervise every thing you do if thats the problem
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Bear in mind I'm talking about the encryption in VPN services and such, not Protocol Encryption in BitTorrent clients. The latter is only an anti-shaping measure and won't conceal anything from your ISP.i dont know haw to use encryption, i need more details
VPN services encrypt the traffic from their servers from you (and viceversa), so that your ISP can't tell what's being transferred. So if you buy an account and connect to them, your provider will only see a stready stream of "gibberish" directed from and to a single host.
If you have a seedbox, you can use it to torrent, and FTPS (encrypted FTP) to get the files from the box to your computer while archieving the same effect. But I can't help you with setting that up
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http://torrentfreak.com/how-to-encry...rrent-traffic/i dont know haw to use encryption, i need more details
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That's only to be able to torrent if your ISP blocks BitTorrent based on traffic headers. It won't work with advanced shapers and certainly isn't a way to conceal what you're downloading.
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so the logic is because it is possible, it is just as likely?
isn't it more likely that you'd choose to go after the easier sites, with the bigger membership and more alleged violations first? before going after the smaller, harder to get into sites, even though you "can" get in there?
i know. but he was asking how to use encryption, so i posted a tutorial.
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I know, just adding extra info, given this topic's first post
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i understand that, thx but the thing is that i just moved to italy and here its a big crap with filesharing lol, i still download the things i need from the internet, especially trackers and im not an addict so no need for a seedboxBear in mind I'm talking about the encryption in VPN services and such, not Protocol Encryption in BitTorrent clients. The latter is only an anti-shaping measure and won't conceal anything from your ISP.i dont know haw to use encryption, i need more details
VPN services encrypt the traffic from their servers from you (and viceversa), so that your ISP can't tell what's being transferred. So if you buy an account and connect to them, your provider will only see a stready stream of "gibberish" directed from and to a single host.
If you have a seedbox, you can use it to torrent, and FTPS (encrypted FTP) to get the files from the box to your computer while archieving the same effect. But I can't help you with setting that up, i just heard that people go to jail for illegal use of the internet
whatever they understand by that .
last week i just saw 4 black SUVs picking one guy up for drugs traffici hope they wont came after me some day
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whatever they understand by that .
i hope they wont came after me some day 
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