Has this ever happened to you guys?
- Thread starter griimnak
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Ethereal
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- May 18, 2013
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I've been torrenting for around 7 years without any problems, maybe the UK's just lax?
(I torrented the Big Short Blue Ray, too.
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These days, I encrypt all incoming traffic with RC4 and also download all my torrents through the TOR network. This not only hides my location to a "good" degree, but the RC4 encryption also encrypts the full data stream so an ISP can't detect that my traffic is torrent related, thus preventing them throttling my speed and making copyright claims.
(I torrented the Big Short Blue Ray, too.
)These days, I encrypt all incoming traffic with RC4 and also download all my torrents through the TOR network. This not only hides my location to a "good" degree, but the RC4 encryption also encrypts the full data stream so an ISP can't detect that my traffic is torrent related, thus preventing them throttling my speed and making copyright claims.
griimnak
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I've been torrenting for around 7 years without any problems, maybe the UK's just lax?
(I torrented the Big Short Blue Ray, too.
These days, I encrypt all incoming traffic with RC4 and also download all my torrents through the TOR network. This not only hides my location to a "good" degree, but the RC4 encryption also encrypts the full data stream so an ISP can't detect that my traffic is torrent related, thus preventing them throttling my speed and making copyright claims.
It's a good idea, i'll probably use hotspot shield + tor next time i torrent, i never thought i'd actually have to because there's millions of people that use the comcast service so i didn't think they would actually be monitoring my traffic. Unless if it was an automated algorithm that just detects pirated keywords through traffic, and maybe they're improving it now? idk
