But what is fact, is what your ISPs know about your activities, like how much you download and upload. Don't follow guys like these at your expense.ĭon't be a blip on your ISP's radar. "I've gotten by with 30 years of pirating and I haven't gotten caught because I'm special!" No, you're just lucky and who knows, you might've not have downloaded or uploaded as much as others to not really matter. Whenever they report about governments and agencies wanting to get laws passed and go on a sue parade, be concerned and keep your activities low-profile.ĭon't get cocky. Whenever they report a site getting taken down or on the verge of being taken down, don't go there. TorrentFreak is an excellent source of information about what they report about the eternal battle that is copyright vs filesharing news. Don't worry about possibly being caught if your speed is slowed down, it's probably because of the server you're connected to and latency does have an affect on that, depending where you are. They don't fuck around, either, so if they even feel like you're doing shit, they'll cut the bullshit when you least expect it. They require more circumventing than smaller ISPs (if any exist in USA). Is it a big ISP like Comcast? Evaluate your chances of getting caught by ISPs like these guys. Someone who isn't gonna log your activities, log your location, log your IP and isn't going to give up any data to the authorities who ask about you, if it comes to that. This isn't shit you can just waltz right into and expect nothing to be done to you if you go in with nothing. If you're gonna pirate, learn what to do beforehand.
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