Just curious. I have not but always use SSL.
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Yes...after downloaded Dexter from eztv with encrypted disabled >> force encrypted >> no more letters
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Nope I find that if I reduce my speeds to something more natural like 500-700 kb a second instead of the 2MB each torrent can handle everything works fine. When I have high download and upload speeds my connection instantly gets dropped down a lot. Personally you shouldnt download everyday if you live in America, ill download like 10GB all at once, seed for a couple days and wait a month before I download anything again. The wife is constantly streaming tv shows but that hasn't effected us.
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Originally posted by shareho View PostJust curious. I have not but always use SSL.
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Originally posted by xxkhaxx3480 View PostMy Stupid Government blocks many website such as TPB putlocker. I can just easily access it by changing my DNS server. My ISP does not even warn any user for download pirated stuff. Instead another ISP(I am not using it) will automatically disconnect user's internet if they found out you have Torrent client installed such as UTorrent.
in asian country like mine, the government doesnt care much about piracy. They however, block social websites including Facebook to prevent contact with rebel oversea
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Yes, about 10 years ago. Cant remember if it was torrents or DC++, but anyway. I got letter from ISP stating that I had done something illegal and I should stop that ASAP. Letter included a huge list possible illegal actions I might had done (including child pornography!) to deserve that warning.
Oh, TPB is blocked by most ISPs here in Finland as well.... though all sister sites works well.
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Yes - once. It was quite funny, actually. I got an email stating that I had infringed upon Mission Impossible Ghost Protocol 2011 DVDSCR AC3 XViD - INSPiRAL. As soon as I saw this I started laughing, because I am the type of guy that only downloads the highest quality blu-ray rips, so I immediately knew that it wasn't from me. What made it even more comical was the fact that I had like 6 TB or so (I've got almost double that now) worth of stuff at the time and that my torrent related traffic is roughly (up and down) 3.2 TB per month. I sent them a very angry email back saying that they were wrong. They apologized, I continued to torrent, and that was the end of it
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