CAN ISP's see all the sites i visit? or things i download?

[Austinn1]

As I said before man, You really dont have much to worry about.

 

[~NeonFire372~]

Rogers? I'm sure they'll discover new ways. They're good at that.

 

[LukaszR1]

Rogers? I'm sure they'll discover new ways. They're good at that.

yes maybe one day they will, but then they're new ways will spread to other IPS's. To be safe, better not download illegally

 

[karling07]

Its not really a safety blanket i was looking for, but what you said gives me piece of mind. I used to be really bad with download illegal stuff, but i've stopped, can't say i'm perfect (yet) but i am working on it.

Thanks for your input, and you couldn't have said it any better . I will just stop torrenting all together unless ofcourse its for legal content

NO don't stop torrenting!! It could slow my download speeds. Every seeder/leecher counts

 

[Austinn1]

NO don't stop torrenting!! It could slow my download speeds. Every seeder/leecher counts

True that.

 

[karling07]

Also, almost every torrent client out there now has an encryption feature that basically makes it scramble whatever you're downloading so it could just say, a 700MB word document called AXXO

 

[Teny]

i already found an alternative instead of torrenting.
but i still torrent, but only for hard to find things

 

[Austinn1]

Alternative? please tell me.

 

[karling07]

Alternative? please tell me.

Newsgroups, emule (ew), limewire (ew), napster (lawlz), etc.

 

[Teny]

or them file sharing sites.
gets pretty annoying when the file is huge and you have to wait because the DL limit exceeded.