reading about the topic I personally wondered about how people can use VPNs like ProtonVPN for torrenting which isn’t legal in some countries, without ProtonVPN and other providers getting in trouble.
Of course they don’t log and don’t have data about which user is accessing what so they can’t hand out data. But why don’t law enforcements force them to block specific traffic and thus hindering people from using it for pricacy?
They will just hide. Lots of trackers block port 6881 because ISPs blocked port 6881 and people couldn’t torrent, because it was the default torrent port.
So they just changed to random ports. Random is the default now in lots of clients.
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They will just hide. Lots of trackers block port 6881 because ISPs blocked port 6881 and people couldn’t torrent, because it was the default torrent port.
So they just changed to random ports. Random is the default now in lots of clients.
Is the port the only way to identify torrent traffic?
no but they used it