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I've never used a vpn while torrenting in the US. Unless utorrent has one built in. Been doing it for 25 years and never had a problem.
People probably won't like that answer, but whatever. It's true.
Same ... except I recently got my first strike from xfinity ... for downloading minecraft for a friend .... turns out my blacklists don't catch all the honeypots fast enough
Ever since I paid for a years worth of PIA and set up a media box to share with my friends and family cause .... FUCK EM! If buying isn't owning, then piracy isn't theft.
Who is your ISP? Or do you just use your neighbor's connection?
I've used multiple providers over the years.
I would appreciate any advice you might have on a provider who isn't a scum-sucking sycophant of the copyright industry. I assure you, your experience is the exception, not the rule.
I doubt there are any examples. I'm well aware of your aCkchully reply, if you'd have read my entire comment.
I read your entire comment. What I didn't read is any information on how I can duplicate your experience. I'd like to subscribe to one of these ISPs, if they are available in my area. Is there a reason I can't know who is providing this superior service?
You want every provider I've used in the last twenty five years?
27 years, actually. Specifically, since October 12th, 1998.
I have been looking for a US ISP with the balls to ignore their obligations under the DMCA since the DMCA was implemented.
If the number is excessively multitudinous, feel free to leave out any dial up providers you used back in the late 90s/early 2000s. You can also leave out any ISP that has since merged into another, or gone out of business.
For me, that would leave five names in 27 years, none of which would be a surprise, and all of which issue DMCA letters.
I would love to hear about even one of the many unicorns you've engaged over the past quarter century.