Bit Torrent users on Rogers
13-Feb-2007 | 04:57 PM
#4
Thread Starter
Luka
Joined: Aug 2003
Posts: 14,319
Originally posted by Bruce Fee
very interesting.
you'd be adding a middle man that can do exactly what they are protecting you against.
ie.. your passwords.
very interesting.
you'd be adding a middle man that can do exactly what they are protecting you against.
ie.. your passwords.
noones telling you to use it for business purposes
it lets you download at full speeds instead of throttled speeds
thats all this thread is here for.
13-Feb-2007 | 09:37 PM
#10
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Luka
Joined: Aug 2003
Posts: 14,319
Originally posted by Bruce Fee
uuh.... business purposes? passwords for anything...
uuh.... business purposes? passwords for anything...
do you use a password for your bit torrent client?
you dont have to do anything else online while connected, do you?
14-Feb-2007 | 03:35 AM
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From: █♣█ Durham
i have new linsys (new ones are garbage btw) and i get full download speed no prob, downloading and uploading.
i just have little port range open and all my torrent traffic gets through there without any prob.
yes roger have their speed "throttled" for this kind of stuff, but clients like utorrent, bitloard, and few others new ones have all "encrypted" data transfer when it goes through the network and it "decrypts" once it reaches other client, so rogers cant really tell what traffic is going through.
i dont know how this whole thing exactly works, but i read it somewhere last year about it, that how this new data trasfering technique can be used to get around rogers like ISPs from throttled the speed.
i just have little port range open and all my torrent traffic gets through there without any prob.
yes roger have their speed "throttled" for this kind of stuff, but clients like utorrent, bitloard, and few others new ones have all "encrypted" data transfer when it goes through the network and it "decrypts" once it reaches other client, so rogers cant really tell what traffic is going through.
i dont know how this whole thing exactly works, but i read it somewhere last year about it, that how this new data trasfering technique can be used to get around rogers like ISPs from throttled the speed.
