What type of piracy do you use the most?
What type of piracy do you use the most?
What's your opinion? Vote now: Usenet, I2P, Torrent (Private Trackers), XDCC, Torrent (Public Trackers), Other, Debrid, IPFS, DDL, Streaming...
Personally I use public trackers the most and only recently private trackers for stuff in my native language.
I did setup i2p a few days ago and currently have only downloaded around ~1GB. Most of my bandwith (143 GB in / 135.5 GB out) has come from just having it in the background 24/7.
The advantages of usenet don't really apply to me (longer retention, faster speeds, no vpn)
Streaming i find useful for checking if something is worth downloading
Nice try MPAA. 😆
First rule of Fight Club...is there is no Fight Club.
Lol can’t vote over VPN
Made the poll with a VPN, didn't know this was an issue.
Should work now
I could.
Why's it asking for my address and social security number 🤔
4PB jellyfin server (NOT mine lol)
Private Trackers
Excuse me wtf, how much did you spend on all that
Noooo, not mine lol
A true archivist. I applaud you
I wish I had 4PB. It is not my server
What server is that?
Asking for a friend
I can neither confirm nor deny....
I mostly stick to traditional open ocean piracy, though I do occasionally slip into the odd bay, lagoon, or estuary.
The one with the parrots
I use IPFS & I2p but not for piracy.
Yeah I'm basically back to 2012 with public torrents and ripping from streaming websites I don't trust very well. And downloading to an external hard drive that very well might die on me and ruin my day eventually.
But now I have a jellyfin server to watch it on, so I got that going for me, which is nice.
Private trackers and Usenet, great combo.
I just use public trackers and streaming, don't even know what half of these are, lol
One barely private tracker, then usenet, and real-debrid
How the hell are there more Private Tracker users than DDL users
usenet IS direct downloads. Unless DDL you mean like mega, mediafire, dropbox, gdrive, pxieldrain, rapidgator, debrid etc etc.
Maritime for the lost part.
Mostly just streaming, maybe some direct downloads i like paywalled / premium OC. I couldn't really afford either anyway so I can't say I feel too bad about it. If VoD providers wouldn't have turned out to be so garbage I might've gotten one of them, but not if that means I can't watch everything anyway. Like what's the point? I'm not gonna subscribe to everyone or hop around services. Exclusive content kinda killed them in my eyes.
From how many people talk about real-debrid I would've thought it'd see more usage. But I also prefer having media stored by me instead of streaming. With Jellyfin it's easier to access with multiple devices.
6 people using XDCC haha
I didn't know whether downloading music from yt using NewPipe would be considered DDL, so I just put "Other" for that. I put streaming only because that's how I've been trying to keep up on Pokemon Horizons.
Same private trackers I used for a decade now (since 30th November 2009), plus some newer ones when some (tv) shut down
Autobrr, sonar, radarr, Jackett, jellyfin
So I set up i2pd on my Android phone, but I'm not sure how to torrent over i2pd. Mostly I use a VPN on my phone with libretorrent. I used to seedbox most everything.
You can try using BiglyBT on android following these instructions: https://github.com/BiglySoftware/BiglyBT/wiki/I2P#user-content-biglybt-i2p-and-android
Otherwise, I'd suggest using a desktop to run i2psnark, BiglyBT, or qBittorrent and use i2pd along with those clients.
Thanks for the suggestion. I'll give it a shot.
I have become a streaming junkie since I got a chromecast. I even stream pirated shit I already pirated and saved to a drive. Actually streaming pirated shit I already downloaded and saved to a drive years ago. I just hope certain apps remain available for this magic forever. I think it's key to own a dumb TV (not a smart TV). I don't need no 4K. Got me a Ch-cast HD. Got me some wi-fi. Got me some Stremio.
I'm a noob at piracy I'm here to learn