https://www.tribler.org/
Why is making anonymous torrent systems difficult?
I suppose it is difficult, because tribler has been developed for some time
and not gotten there.
My understanding is, tribler has made there own sharing system, like
https://geti2p.net/en/. Are both software solution
Torrenting via Tor is NOT anonymous. Torrenting with a VPN is not anonymous.
Torrenting with I2P is absolutely anonymous and very very safe.
https://geti2p.net/en/
Expect slowly slow slowness though :///
What does IP2 do differently that makes it safe?
So is the use of encryption what makes it safer than Tor for torrenting? To a
layman the "tunnels" sound very similar to relay nodes.
I'll take a look at GNUnet too. Thanks.
The reason I2P is more safe and ethical than Tor for torrenting is the fact
that it was built for that purpose- unlike Tor, which is primarily designed
for standard client/server systems (with clearnet access being part of the
system, unlike for I2P). They do share parts of their architecture
Thank you.
>whistle blowers, journalists, political dissidents, etc.
I think they could use an anonymous torrent service too.
>Torrenting via Tor is NOT anonymous.
What I have read too. Can you tell why tor does not make the torrent system
anonymous.
I read it was about the torrent client send
Thank you.
>whistle blowers, journalists, political dissidents, etc.
I think they could use an anonymous torrent service too.
>Torrenting via Tor is NOT anonymous.
What I have read too. Can you tell why tor does not make the torrent system
anonymous.
I read it was about the torrent client send
How does I2P avoid sending your IP address?
It doesn't avoid sending out your IP address per se- it has to, in order to
allow the reply to be sent to you- but 'anonymizes' it through two
techniques. Firstly, the tunnels serve to introduce distance between the
sender and the receiver of a packet, preventing a single user from watching