Thread: TM: An alternative to DRM? Let's discuss.
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Old 04-01-2008, 04:07 PM   #102
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Originally Posted by Lucien21 View Post
Most ISP's have some sort of traffic management programme that throttles the speed of torrent files etc, but encrypting the file and other measures ensure the downloaders are usually one step ahead of the ISP's.
Right... and alot of Torrent clients are implementing tunnelling so you can't see what is in the packet. Also, if you use some type of VPN like hamachi or OpenVPN you can defeat this. Also, Torrent traffic does NOT mean piracy... I download a weekly screen cast using a Torrent feed provided by the publisher. Also, many Linux distributions use torrent.

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