Privacy for torrentusers

by Clownz0r • 2 Sep 2008, 16:49 • Journals
http://www.rlslog.net/torrentprivacy-hide-your-torrent-downloads/

Using TorrentPrivacy you’re seen as the user from Netherlands, Canada or USA this is where our servers are. Nobody will be able to identify your real IP. We do not save logs either. With Torrent Privacy your IP is concealed and ISP can not monitor your traffic. Nobody will ever know what you’re doing. It is impossible to get pre-lawsuit notice. All you need to is download and install a simple application which also includes torrent clients. After that, all your download will become untraceable.

any expert oppinions? is it even possible to conceal anything for an isp?
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MindGamee 2 Sep 2008, 17:54
rslog is a pretty trust able source tbh
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Deactivated5169 2 Sep 2008, 18:05
is that sarcasm or?
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MindGamee 2 Sep 2008, 18:34
truth, i think :S
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Tites 2 Sep 2008, 17:55
just use the classic software for that stuff: Peer Guardian
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OfficerCohen 2 Sep 2008, 17:56
i dont care since the rules of piracy in israel are in favour of the pirate ;DDD

ARRRR
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HellHammer 2 Sep 2008, 18:00
ppl can create black holes, dont tell me they cant trace downloads and stuff
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brumu 2 Sep 2008, 18:12
i can make them too :)
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danL 2 Sep 2008, 18:02
if you use encryption the ISP can't tell what you're downloading
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swas 2 Sep 2008, 18:05
i dont think my ISp really care's since my torrents are uploading almost 24/7 and i never have troubles
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kRONE 2 Sep 2008, 18:34
well... i bet you dont download enough... i now some ppl who download music, movies, series etc to burn and sell... (both) sharing in interwebz +30Tb stuff (downloaded by themself and it's not anykind of torrent site... they still have those files in HDDDDDDDDDDDDDDDD's.
and there ain't single songs or incomplete movies etc. 300k mp3 atm 8)

yeah they have got 50k dollars bills "few" times
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fusen 2 Sep 2008, 20:18
how would your average warez weenie store 30TB of data? unless you mean as you said 30Tb which is like 3.7TB which is more believable for hardcore warez freaks.

I'm betting they don't actually use 80% of the media they download tho
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kRONE 2 Sep 2008, 20:30
both guys have had 1GB connection as far as i can remember ( atleast back to year 2002 ) and both have ~15 computers on LAN (usually few computers always broken).

working for ISP & also has other works like selling computer parts online (legal!)
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twister 2 Sep 2008, 18:20
www.no-ip.com even hides your ingameip lol :0)
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kRONE 2 Sep 2008, 18:36
reminds me of those nice times in DC++ ages ago!
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loctarar 2 Sep 2008, 18:24
Reinventing proxies and a better encryption algorithm... big deal. The problem here is if you have a good connection with their servers.
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