For the paranoid, having their partial files show up in searches is a way they could be monitored by RIAA/MPAA/BSA even if they hide the completed results and only share legal things.Originally posted by thisiswhoweare@16 December 2003 - 07:44
forced sharing is something like what directconnect uses. You need to share 30GB of stuff to even join a hub. Since emule shares the files it downloads, you dont really need to share anything at the start. Just goes to show you can't listen to people who havent used it before.
Since partials are shared, they do get shown up in searches,
This means all said E-mule seems to be NO more secure than BitTorrent for specific files. (ie: searches for specific files, like MPAA would do.) The main question is: can you so 'buried deeply' in the network that a search from the 'outside edge' of the network may not find you?
TOO much connectivity is a BAD thing.
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