The only way to hide your IP from other Bittorrent users is by making a VPN connection or other secure relay system and connect to the Internet and thus other Bittorrent users using an IP that isn't directly linked to you. Web Anonymizer won't cloak you from other Bittorrent users and might actually mess up µtorrent because tracker communication is cloaked (depends on how Anonymizer works) but data exchange isn't. µtorrent uses a bit of http (for tracker communication mostly) but the actual sending of data doesn't go through http but Bittorrents own protocol. The web (aka world wide web) usually refers to the part of internet that is involved with websites / http. If you're file-sharing, they already treat you like a bad customer even if not like a criminal.Īs far as I can see Anonymizer is a web IP hider service. It pays to know in advance if your ISP will stand up for you especially if they think you're being falsely accused. That's basically how the MPAA and RIAA work. Or they could hand out a lot of personal details about you just in the hopes I go away and don't call lots of lawyers after them. They'd be basically forced to comply by law (even to a phony letter!) and at least deny you service. I could pose as a copyright cop and probably get them to force them to give me your real ip using a DMCA cease-and-desist letter. I had to BLOCK my own LAN and internet ip using µTorrent's ipfilter.dat just to prevent loopback connection attempts!Įver heard of NTT America, Inc.? That's probably connected with the service you're using. If they try the proxy ip instead of your real ip, it's probably not (port) forwarded.so you end up firewalled.Įven if the proxy works, µTorrent can be parroting out your REAL ip address.just like mine likes to report both its LAN and internet ip, which gets into my peer ip list for torrents I'm on. You connect to peers and seeds.they have to know your ip if they are to connect back to you.
Have you ever considered that if you were completely hidden you couldn't run torrents at all?
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