metalhead wrote to warmfuzzy <=-
Do people torrent stuff in the library? Don't they use some kind of browser monitoring system, to stop people from visiting certain sites?
..The library thing sounds sorta good, but what about public and/or unsecured wifi? Like McDonalds or something? I've never tried it,
mainly because I'm unsure if the wifi provider(s) can find out anything about me besides my device?
Another concern is that public and/or unsecured wifi has little
bandwidth in most cases.
And lastly, is there torrent software available for Android? I'd be
using my phone.
And one other detail: Can I encrypt my Android phone with a method similiar to LUKS?
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metalhead wrote to NuSkooler <=-
For me, I'd be more comfortable getting my stuff from individuals who
are more adept with covering their tracks, or perhaps people who just don't give a fuck. But if they get snagged, then there's always
snitchery.
I'm up for learning about encrypting my hard drive. I'm looking forwardFor Windows the best encryption option if a software package called
to hearing more about this.
However, I'm sure the ISP I used when downloading all this shit could report me to the feds, and they can probably convict me without even bothering with my HD. Right? Wrong? I'm not giving up my jams! That shit will be there for me after I serve my sentence! :)
On Linux the best alternative is "Encrypted LUKS" which is also a whole
Thanks! I'm looking into this right now. I don't see any software
package for it though, is it typically built into the OS distro? I'm
using Mint, which is some Ubuntu variation. I like the way this thing sounds so far.
Just go to your local library and pop in a usb flash drive. If you're worried about your ISP spooking you then consider a VPN (virtual private
Is torrenting still the way to go, in the same manner it was back then? I feel rusty, since it's been kind of a long time for me.
There are some extremly quality trackers that specialize in almost any topic you can think of. Ratios are enforced, torrent files/checks are
Do people torrent stuff in the library? Don't they use some kind of browser monitoring system, to stop people from visiting certain sites?There is a way around the libraries security system. Its called portableapps.com. It will allow you to preload software on to your flash
Is torrenting still the way to go, in the same manner it was back then? ..The library thing sounds sorta good, but what about public and/or unsecured wifi? Like McDonalds or something? I've never tried it, mainly because I'm unsure if the wifi provider(s) can find out anything aboutIf I were to get something sensitive I'd bring a laptop outside of a store
me besides my device? me> Another concern is that public and/or
unsecured wifi has little bandwidth in most cases.
And lastly, is there torrent software available for Android? I'd beI don't have a cellphone so I don't know. However, unrelated this may be you might want to try PGP WholeDisk. It doesn't provide any greater security
using my phone.
And one other detail: Can I encrypt my Android phone with a method similiar to LUKS?
That sort of thing bugs me though; if I seed, then I'm twice as guilty
if I get busted. I've been a member of sites like demonoid.com. They didn't screen people in any useful way, that I could tell. What could
they possibly do besides record email addresses & IPs?
For me, I'd be more comfortable getting my stuff from individuals who
are more adept with covering their tracks, or perhaps people who just don't give a fuck. But if they get snagged, then there's always
snitchery.
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