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I've never had any problems with my ISP over torrenting.

>>1013227

you havent heard of the 6 strike rule?

your ISP may not apply

1. Download Whonix from https://whonix.org

2. Install and run it

3. Install torrent client inside Whonix-Workstation

4. Add your child porn torrent to your torrent client there.

5. Add http trackers to your torrent

6. Complete

alternatively

1. configure your router or firewall to move everything through Tor network

(routers are backdoored though)

alternatively

1. buy or steal internet, that won't be to your name or address.

you can buy wifi directional antenna with strong gain and steal wifi from far away. then you use it to torrent your child porn and you get someone else busted for it. remember to change wifi mac address before using his wifi, or even have separate wifi card/dongle

possibly I2P if you want to go full paranoid

VPN would probably be fine for counter-ISP. That's about all it's good for.

>>1013233

>torrenting over Tor

lol no

>>1013235

>torrenting over Tor

>lol no

because why not? try to stop me

already downloaded 358GB candydoll torrent over Tor

magnet:?xt=urn:btih:F962494E5D0A24A95E7BC61C97E262AA5DAD9D11&dn=%5Bmonova.org%5D+Candydoll&tr=udp%3A%2F%2Ftracker.openbittorrent.com%3A80&tr=udp%3A%2F%2Fopen.demonii.com%3A1337&tr=udp%3A%2F%2Ftracker.coppersurfer.tk%3A6969&tr=udp%3A%2F%2Fexodus.desync.com%3A6969

>>1013231

>you havent heard of the 6 strike rule?

No. It's not like I try to hide it either. I'm uploading several hundred megabytes a day (I don't have very good upload speed since I'm American so I'm not prioritized). I also have my client set up to automatically download shows when they get uploaded every week.

vpn

riseup or sigavpn are free

>>1013240

>358GB over tor

Did you start that download in 2006?

This is a textbook use case for a VPN service. High speeds, too.

>>1013290

Tor gives you a slightly slower latency. You still are able to use plenty of bandwidth.

>>1013222 (OP)

Tribler

>>1013222 (OP)

VPN

living in a country where torrrnting is sin and ilegal. enjoy freedom.

not lile 3rd world shitholes where piracy is legal if is home personal use and not.commercial

Buy a VPN. A good one is cheap as fuck

>>1013233

Don't most torrents not work over tor? Because most torrents are udp but tor only serves tcp?

>>1013233

>Download Whonix from

That I can do.

>2. Install and run it

That I can do.

>3. Install torrent client inside Whonix-Workstation

That I can do.

>4. Add your content to your torrent client there.

That I can do.

>5. Add http trackers to your torrent

That I can't do, and there's the whole problem with this.

Also >http

>1. configure your router or firewall to move everything through Tor network

>through Tor network

Are you fucking retarded ?

Haven't you read how Tor works ?

If you make torrent go trough Tor part of the content will be visible.

>1. buy or steal internet, that won't be to your name or address.

It's easier to make a fake ID than to steal internet.

>>1013290

>Did you start that download in 2006?

why people that don't use Tor keep spreading that myth that Tor is slow?

Tor is fast enough to allow you to stream Full HD video in real time. If your isn't, that means:

-something is wrong with your PC, OS, etc

-your government or ISP is slowing down your Tor connection in order to discourage you from using it

Bandwidth in Tor is very good. Only issue could be latency, but only for things like fast online games (but those use UDP so can't use them over Tor) or VoIP (realtime speaking with someone). For web browsing, chats, IRC etc latency in Tor is fine.

Download it right now at https://torproject.org

If you are Tor newbie, choose Tor Browser. Later you can explore standalone Tor, Tails, Whonix, Qubes+Tor.

>>1013374

US is a shithole owned by jews and corporations.

>>1013379

fuck you VPN shill. VPN = honeypot

>>1013380

>Don't most torrents not work over tor?

all torrents work over Tor

>Because most torrents are udp but tor only serves tcp?

torrenting can use both TCP and UDP. If you torrent in Tor you will just use TCP

>>1013403

>5. Add http trackers to your torrent

>That I can't do, and there's the whole problem with this.

why not?

here is one of lists https://torrents.me/tracker-list/ there are more of them

just copy paste the ones that start with http or https and put them into your torrent download. click on properties of torrent you are downloading or somewhere and add them

>Also >http

?

>Are you fucking retarded ?

>Haven't you read how Tor works ?

>If you make torrent go trough Tor part of the content will be visible.

what will be visible?

if you route your traffic to Tor at router level, your PC and torrent client will not know your real IP, so it won't be able to leak it

but you better use the Whonix method

>It's easier to make a fake ID

then make fake ID, buy wireless (wisp) internet and give them fake address. tell them that you will connect and configure it on your own

or use cellular network to access internet

>than to steal internet.

if you live in remote village, yes

if you live in city or near city, with directional antenna you can access plenty of unsecured home routers or public wifi spots

>>1013604

>if you route your traffic to Tor at router level

but don't forget to block UDP traffic

>>1013604

>If you torrent in Tor you will just use TCP

Are you sure about that. It might be possible to use only TCP if you are on a private tracker but I don't know. Bittorrent is the only thing I don't run through Tor.

Do it TCP only over Tor, encrypted, with DHT set to "search only" or equivalent, port randomization, and your firewall set to allow only UDP out from the torrent client (blocking TCP except to your Tor socks port). It's slow, three quarters of peers won't be connect-able, but if you have patience and your torrent swarms are big enough you'll eventually get the file almost seeding-free!

Your ISP doesn't care. If you get a letter all that means is some faggot saw that you were seeding from your IP and sent your ISP a complaint. You can safely ignore it. I have yet to hear of a case where there was actually a consequence.

>>1013610

>Are you sure about that. It might be possible to use only TCP if you are on a private tracker but I don't know.

Yes I am sure. you can torrent public torrents with TCP only.

>Bittorrent is the only thing I don't run through Tor.

then start doing it. but you need isolation like Whonix virtual machine

>>1013626

>Do it TCP only over Tor, encrypted, with DHT set to "search only" or equivalent

DHT is UDP.

>and your firewall set to allow only UDP out from the torrent client (blocking TCP except to your Tor socks port).

that will deanonymize him.

Use Tribler or foreign VPN

Why is the FBI even here? Don't you have actual pedos to catch?

>>1013604

https://blog.torproject.org/bittorrent-over-tor-isnt-good-idea

>>1014562

why do you post this shit article? the article is about using torrent client on your host OS (that is not Torified) with proxy settings

we are talking about running torrents on Tor in isolated virtual machine

>>1015128

This. Just make sure there's no leakage and use HTTP trackers. It works just fine.

So many people advocating for OP to use the TOR botnet

lol.

Can't you just use Tribler?

>animalous

Just use a fucking burner internet + bare bones IP. Or on a wifi hotspot + spoofed MAC.

There's no point using a home connection for something as illegal as copyright violation since the logs will always exist.

If you're dumb you'er probably thinking of Whonix + Linux distro with virtual machine + Tor on literally your fucking home connection IP. If you're smart just use a fucking burner internet and throw the shit after you're done.

>>1015601

Something so illegal nobody ever gets prosecuted over it.

>>1015283

>So many people advocating for OP to use the TOR botnet

Yeah sorry... the only purpose for using Tor at this point is a false sense of security, which is the reason I still use it and for lack of alternatives.

Though using someone else's internet connection or sharing your internet connection with as many people as possible is probably a good method.

>>1015489

Tribler has the same flaws as Tor (being a low-latency anonymity network) and all searches are send over the wire to other peers without any encryption(!):

https://github.com/Tribler/tribler/issues/1055 (issue was first created in 2014 and it still isn't fixed!)

Avoid.

>>1015601 How retarded you are. You will be in a jail in any day.

>>1015643

>sharing your internet connection with as many people as possible is probably a good method.

Sharing Internet means the police usually visits your house because of downloading or uploading of illegal contents.

>>1015643

>searches are send over the wire to other peers without any encryption

But is your IP revealed? Does it affect actual downloads and uploads?

>flaws

What anonymity flaws does tor have exactly? Except the obvious entry nodes and exit nodes having clear view of data being sent.

>>1013222 (OP)

Use a proxy and change the port in the bit torrent client to the one used in the proxy.

>>1015643

Why is important that there's no encryption between peers if each peer is anonymous?

>>1015695

>looking with tcpdump shows that my search strings and results show up in plaintext.

>This is not what i expect from a client claiming to protect my privacy.

https://github.com/Tribler/tribler/issues/1055

>>1015707

Yes, you've quoted some people that says the strings are plaintext. What is the meaning that the plaintext is visible and what is its relation to privacy? Doesn't Tor work this way as well?

>>1013280

psiphon too but they all violate our freedom in one way or another

>>1015283

>So many people advocating for OP to use the TOR botnet

sure cia nigger, clearnet is not a botnet?

if you believe that you can post some CP here with clearnet

>>1015283

NSA doesn't care about me torrenting anime, my ISP does though.