How To Download Torrent Movies Through Proxy

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Nov 26, 2015 - By using a VPN connection, you can download torrent files without. If your ISP uses data filtering, then you should use HTTP proxy. Dec 21, 2011 - Your ISP Sees That You're Using BitTorrent, and Might Throttle Your. And seek out torrents of their material, whether it be movies, music, TV shows, or anything else, and will download the torrent themselves. If you're worried about getting caught downloading illegal materials, use a proxy like BTGuard.

While torrenting is most commonly associated with piracy, the truth is that torrenting itself is not illegal – it’s illegal only if you download copyrighted content.

But because of those who pirate content, many countries and ISPs block torrent sites or fine those who download torrents. To access these sites, you need a VPN. With a VPN, you can change your location to a place where torrenting is allowed and download content.

While there are several free VPNs available on the market, they all come with limited abilities. Some have a limited number of servers, while others give you limited bandwidth. And then there are some VPN services set up by malicious entities who want to track your activity.

If you want to access a large number of servers and have unlimited bandwidth along with the access to all VPN protocols, you’ll need to get a paid VPN. But, if you still want a free VPN for torrenting, here’s our list of the top services.

Best Free VPNs for Torrenting

Hotspot Shield gives users 500 MB for free every day
hide.me offers unrestricted torrenting on three servers
Windscribe gives its users 10 GB of data per month
Security Kiss supports OpenVPN for maximized security
ProXPN offers excellent customer service support to free account holders

Editor’s Choice: NordVPN

Connect to over 5,200 servers in 60 countries
6 connections per account
No data limits

Although this VPN is not entirely free, NordVPN has a 30-day money-back guarantee. This is perfect for those who want to try out a VPN. Its excellent speeds, unlimited data and bandwidth, and servers for torrents make it our top choice for a VPN. Don’t believe us? Check out how popular it is among real users.

NordVPN can unblock:

Netflix, HBO, Hulu, Showtime, BBC iPlayer, Amazon Prime Video, and Sling TV.

Supports torrenting:

Yes, P2P specialty servers available.

NordVPN works on these devices:

Windows, macOS, Android, iOS, Android TV, Linux, Chrome, and Firefox. It’s also compatible with routers.

5 Best FREE VPNs For Torrenting Safely

1. Hotspot Shield

1 connection per account
Blazing fast speeds
500 MB of data a day

Hotspot Shield is really popular – especially the free version. One of the main reasons for that is its super fast speeds, which are ideal for downloading. That said, the free version limits the amount of data you can use to 500 MB a day, which may not be enough depending on how big your torrent files are. But since it’s free, it’s worth giving a shot.

2. Hide.me

1 connection per account
Only 3 servers to connect to
2GB data transfer limit
Torrenting allowed

Hide.me is a fast VPN that has apps for all major platforms including iPhone and Android. In the free version, you can only connect to three servers and get 2GB per month. Hide.me also does not have OpenVPN support, which might be a disappointment for security-conscious users. Hide.me does, however, support PPTP, L2TP, SSTP, and IPSec. While you only get 3 servers to choose from, you can download torrents without any restrictions (except for the data limit). Find out what real Hide.me users have to say here.

3. Windscribe

Unlimited connections
Only 11 servers
10GB per month

Windscribe offers 10GB per month, which means you can torrent some of the bigger files. It has apps for all major platforms and comes with a strong ad-blocker. Unfortunately, the free version only has 11 servers, which might cause slower speeds. That said, Windscribe still has lots of fans.

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4. Security Kiss

OpenVPN support
Only 300 MB per day
4 country locations

Security Kiss comes with several plans and the free one gives access to 4 locations. It supports OpenVPN on Windows and Mac, which is the preferred protocol. With a daily limit of 300 MB, there is not much torrenting you can do, but if you plan to download a few songs or lightweight apk files, it can be useful. Click here to learn what real users think of Security Kiss.

5. ProXPN

300 kbps speed limit
One location
Same level of customer service as premium account

ProXPN has two accounts – free and paid. The free account offers limited speed (300 kbps) and only one location is available (US-Miami server). At this speed, you might have to wait for a few hours to download a single movie. However, if you’re out of choices, ProXPN is something you can use. To read real user reviews of ProXPN, click here.

While there are quite a few free VPNs on the market, many have location restrictions and speed or bandwidth limitations. And many can actually be dangerous to use. You can read more about the risks of using free VPNs here. And if you decide the drawbacks just aren’t worth it, and you’re willing to spend a few bucks, we have a list of the best VPNs for torrenting.

With a paid VPN, you can get unlimited data and bandwidth to help you torrent fast. And they’re really inexpensive too – with a yearly or a two-yearly plan, the prices go down and they cost only a couple of dollars per month.

You can check out our best and most recommended VPNs in the chart below:

Rank	Provider	Price	Our Score	User Rating
$2.99/month	5.0	Read Review	Visit Site
2	$6.67/month	4.9	Read Review	Visit Site
3	$2.75/month	4.8	Read Review	Visit Site
4	$1.99/month	4.8	Read Review	Visit Site
5	$1.89/month	4.7	Read Review	Visit Site

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Dear Lifehacker,
I've done lots of research about my Internet Service Provider's relationship with my uTorrent activity, but I still don't feel entirely confident in my knowledge about what they see. What does my ISP see when I'm torrenting? What if I'm encrypted, or under a VPN? Many of your articles talk about how to stay safe/secure/private, but don't always go completely behind the scenes. Can you help clear this up?

Baffled by BitTorrent

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Dear Baffled,

You're right; we've written a lot of articles about how to protect yourself over the years, but sometimes it can be confusing as to exactly what's happening behind the scenes. And while it's difficult to know, since every ISP is different, you generally have two different entities to worry about: your ISP, and the media companies looking to quash illegal downloading. Here's what each of them monitors for and how you can keep yourself anonymous.

Your ISP Sees That You're Using BitTorrent, and Might Throttle Your Connection

In general, ISPs these days aren't so interested in what you're downloading. They leave that to the folks being stolen from. Instead, ISPs are more concerned with how much bandwidth you're sucking up, and whether that's slowing everyone else down. As such, many ISPs will throttle your connection—that is, slow it down—if they see you're using BitTorrent. They don't usually look at what you're downloading (even though they could, if they wanted to), but they will check what kind of traffic is coming from your machine. That is, they'll see how much of it is email, web browsing, video chat, online gaming, and so on. If they see any BitTorrent traffic, they'll slow it down—it doesn't matter whether you're downloading a legal Linux ISO or Batman Begins. All they care about is that you're slowing down their network.

To see if your ISP is looking for BitTorrent traffic, check out this list of the worst offenders, or try the previously mentionedGlasnost tool. If your ISP isn't throttling BitTorrent, then you don't have much to worry about, though they still could see anything they wanted.

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The Media Companies Sees What You're Downloading (and Will Tell Your ISP)

The real problem, if you're downloading illegal media, is the company from whom you're stealing. They (or lawyers or companies on their behalf) actually go online and seek out torrents of their material, whether it be movies, music, TV shows, or anything else, and will download the torrent themselves. From there, they can see a lot of information about the other users connected—including their IP address. You can even check this for yourself at home. Start downloading a torrent and click on the 'More Info' section of your torrent client. You'll see the IP address of everyone you're downloading from and uploading to, plain as day.

Once they find your IP address (which they can do just by clicking 'more info' in their torrent client), they'll find out who your ISP is and send them a letter. Your ISP then, in turn, will forward you a notice that you've been caught pirating media. Usually the first offense is just a proverbial slap on the wrist, though if you're a repeat offender it could mean having your internet service terminated. If you're very unlucky it could even mean paying a lot of money in a settlement.

So What Should You Do to Stay Anonymous?

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It's a dark time for BitTorrent. A lot of the old methods aren't very useful anymore. Applications like PeerBlock claim to block the MPAA and RIAA from connecting to you, but they're not very reliable, and you can still easily get caught when using PeerBlock. Similarly, while your BitTorrent client's encryption can be helpful against throttling, it doesn't always protect you, since some ISPs use more powerful methods of seeing what you're downloading that can get past basic BitTorrent encryption.

These days, the only way to truly keep your downloading anonymous is to take more drastic measures. If you're worried about getting caught downloading illegal materials, use a proxy like BTGuard. It funnels all your BitTorrent traffic through another server, thus keeping your IP address hidden from anyone connecting to your BitTorrent swarm. Even if you're downloading a torrent that's being tracked, they'll see BTGuard's IP, not yours, and BTGuard doesn't keep any logs of their service, meaning they won't trace that IP address back to you.

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