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Chocobo
 Member 1625 Level 13.07 Mar 2006 
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Blocking companies from tracking your torrent downloads using peer guardian
Does using peer guardian actually prevent you from being tracked by companies that will make your isp send you those warning letters?
When a company appears on the blocked list, does it mean that they can’t detect you at all? I got numerous listings on the blocked list from some company called bay tsp, which apparently is some company that tracks people who commit piracy. If they are on the blocked list, does that mean that they do not know that I am downloading something? Thanks. Cheers. |
Member 666 Level 46.40 Mar 2006
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No.
Once you start torrenting, the tracker announces your IP address to everyone on the torrent swarm. Perhaps Peer Guardian can block you from connecting with specific IP addresses, but you can't expect to be protected from every spy out there. Ciao. |
