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Short Bytes: BitTorrent is an easy method of sharing and downloading the content of our choice. But, the increase in illegal downloads has forced law enforcement to keep a close eye on happenings in the BitTorrent. So, the use of services like VPN and proxy servers is heavily recommended for torrent downloading. In the recent times, apart from legal services like Netflix and Hulu, many illegal movie and TV streaming sites are also becoming popular. That also makes downloading content anonymously even more important.
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The direct impact of the law enforcement’s actions can also be seen on the shutdown of many popular torrent websites. Many sites like KickassTorrents and Extratorrents have been forced to shut down their doors but other sites continue to florish and serve the needs of pirates. If you’re a torrent user, you might be familiarised with some of these developments that I’m mentioning here. It has also prompted the rise of many new torrent sites and services.
There’s no denying the fact that torrent downloads aren’t safe like before. Even if when you’re downloading legal content like open source Linux operating systems, in some countries, government agencies are continuously watching you. Many offices and schools also block torrent sites and torrenting traffic. This becomes even more frustrating when you’re trying to grab some legal stuff with the help of this P2P file sharing medium.
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So, what to do? I’ve written a couple of articles in the past around this issue. For example, I’ve recommended the best VPN services that you can use for hiding your IP. But, here, I’ll be directly answering this question. There are some more popular ways to go invisible and anonymize your torrent downloads. Using appropriate tools and services like, you can continue downloading torrents without any worry.
Using VPN and proxy services for anonymous download
Just in case you don’t know how a Virtual Private Network (VPNs) works, you can read our detailed article on the same. A VPN lets you bypass different geographical and ISP restrictions. As it encrypts all your web traffic and gives you a new IP address, it’s impossible for anyone to sniff your web traffic. This way law enforcement can’t track you.
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When you use a VPN, the encryption process takes place before your data is transmitted to your ISP. But, why isn’t VPN so popular? Why isn’t VPN services being used by everyone around us? The actual reason could be people’s unawareness that doesn’t make privacy a chief concern. There are some more myths hovering the VPN services that must be busted.
Private Internet Access, ExpressVPN, IPVanish are some of the good VPN services that you can try out. There are other options too.
It must be noted that apart from your BitTorrent client, a VPN service tunnels your entire traffic and clocks it. It can also let you watch location restricted content on services like Netflix, Hulu, HBO Go, etc.
There are some good proxy services too, like BTGuard or HideMyAss, which allow you to hide your IP address from the public. It works with all major BitTorrent clients. Please note that if you’re going ahead with a proxy software, you won’t get the benefit of encryption. Also, a proxy simply anonymises the traffic of a single application. You can read about the differences in detail in another article.
After setting up your VPN or proxy, you can visit sites like DNSLeak to test if your DNS is leaking. By visiting sites like iPleak.net, you can further confirm your privacy.
If you’re looking for recommendations, I’ll advise you to go with Private Internet Accessor ExpressVPN. These are paid services, but it’s wise to afford few dollars to shield your digital life. In the coming days, I’ll be writing a detailed article on how to choose a VPN service to help you out.
Another method that’s regularly shared online for secure torrenting and hiding your IP is using Tor web browser. But, very often people try to configure their BitTorrent applications like uTorrent or Vuze to proxy their traffic via Tor and end up inviting trouble. Many clients ignore your manual proxy settings as they use UDP for talking to the servers but Tor socks proxy only supports TCP.
There are other reasons as well using which a peer might learn your real IP address. Moreover, if your BitTorrent communication isn’t encrypted, the Tor exit relay can observer your traffic as well. Even Tor Project advises against using Tor for bittorenting due to these security concerns.
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Privacy is the big buzzword right now, especially as certain powers-that-be seem intent on ripping it away from us and selling our data to the highest bidder. The best thing we as consumers can do, short of hitting the streets and protesting, is to use the simple tools at our disposal to cover our tracks.
If you use a VPN for web browsing, however, that doesn’t automatically extend to making you anonymous when you use BitTorrent to download files. So here’s how to reroute your BitTorrent client connection through your VPN so you can torrent anonymously – focusing specifically on Vuze and the official BitTorrent client.
A Few Things of Note
This guide assumes that you’re already using a VPN for your day-to-day browsing and won’t go through the details of how to set up a VPN. I use Steganos myself, but different people have their preferences, and the same basic rules in relation to Torrent clients, so this guide will apply to anyone who already has a VPN.
Use a VPN on BitTorrent
The official BitTorrent client is the go-to for most people because it’s official, so we assume it must be good. That’s not always the case, but thankfully in this case that facile statement applies. Here’s how to enforce your VPN on it.
Switch on your VPN, then go to Google and type “whats my IP” to instantly bring up your public IP address. Highlight this number and copy it to the clipboard.
Open BitTorrent, click “Options -> Preferences” then Advanced in the pane on the left side.
In the Filter box type net.bind, then in the Value box type the IP address you copied over from Google and click Set.
Next, type net.outgoing_ip in the Filter box, select it, paste your IP into its “Value” box, and click Set. Click OK to confirm the changes, restart BiTorrent, and you’re good to go!
Use a VPN with Vuze
I’ve been using Vuze ever since its Azureus days, and it’s always served me well. It’s also very easy to get working with your VPN, so here’s the lowdown.
With your VPN open, open Vuze, then go to “Tools -> Options -> Mode” and select “Advanced” to unlock Advanced Network Settings. Click Save.
Next, click Connection in the left-side pane in the options, then Advanced Network Settings and scroll down to see which “eth” port corresponds to something called “TAP-Windows Adapter V9.” That’s the port for your VPN.
Type the name of this port (eth6 or eth9 or whatever) into the box at the top of Advanced Network Settings called “Bind to local IP address or interface.”
Next, scroll all the way to the bottom of the Advanced Network Settings window, and tick the box that says “Enforce IP bindings even when interfaces are not available.” Click Save, and Vuze is ready for VPN-enabled torrenting!
Conclusion
Of course there are plenty more Torrent clients out there than the ones I mentioned above, and maybe we’ll add them here at a later date if you shout at us enough about it in the comments. Something to remember is that the same general rules may apply across different Torrent clients, so have a look in your Torrent client’s network settings and see if, with a few tweaks, you can use the same method as we did here. Good luck!