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You could use i2p for torrent it is free and secure, but slow
You could use i2p for torrent it is free and secure, but slow
It’s just Germany, the rest of Europe (EU and non-EU) doesn’t actively care about them unless it’s cp.
It’s still my favorite network (using it from more 20 years ago), but for the latest things I use bittorrent and seed to both networks (bittorrent and ed2k/kad) through mldonkey 24/7.
Maybe you could try ed2k/kad (emule/amule/mldonkey), soulseek or dc++ networks. Just drop the files in the sharing folders and seed. My preference is ed2k/kad.
You could try on ed2k/kad network (emule/amule/mldonkey)
I just use jerboa
You can still use ed2k/kad network, it works fine.
Snowflake/bridge is used when you do not want the authorities/ISP know, you are using tor or because it might be blocked (like on contries with censorship). When you are running snowflake/bridge you are helping these users. For the contrary, if you use a normal tor relay, they(ISP, authorities, who ever is watching your connection) know, but they do not know what you are doing.
On ed2k/kad network (eMule/aMule/Mldonkey) I had 211 results…
For p2p it is better to use i2p, not tor
I recommend you to use ed2k/kad networks. You just have to start the client (emule, aMule or mldonkey) and share the folders. The first time you will need a server.met file, which contains the servers, the ipfilter.dat and also nodes.dat for the kad network.
I use wireguard in my case!
I just use jerboa it’s foss.
You could use i2p for bittorrent, it is free, slower but secure.
I would say debian but as others said, are you on hopping distros? Do you have any problem with fedora 39?
You have X-plane 11 on the pirate bay and 1337x.to