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Monday, 27 February 2017

How to Stop Government Agencies from Tracking Your Torrenting

The proposed “three strikes” anti-piracy code for Australian internet service providers (ISPs) can be activated soon. Under the Copyright Notice Scheme code (PDF), residential Internet users that are found pirating content will be subject to a series of "escalating" warning notices from rights holders, sent via ISPs. The notices will warn users that they are infringing copyright, and that they will face legal action if they get three strikes recorded against their IP address -- that is, if they receive an Education, Warning and Final notice -- within a 12 month period. If a user gets three warning letters, or "strikes", in a 12-month period, ISPs will help copyright owners identify them for potential legal action after a hearing in a prescribed court. Up to 200,000 notices can be processed and sent each year. An industry code can be actiated in the middle of 2017

Over the past 2 years, thousands of Canadians have received ‘Piracy Notices’ in their mailbox asking for cash settlements. The new law aims to reduce piracy in Canada, but it seems Canadians are not ready to give up on their habits. After paying no attention to hundreds of notices from anti-piracy group named Rightscorp, the users are now sued over sharing the 20+ year-old music albums.

French government agencies sent out over 5 million warnings to alleged pirates. 169 Internet users were referred to the public prosecutor in the first half of 2016, which is 4 times for than in the same period last year

Such regimes are used in many countries and are commonly known as “three-strikes”. However, they are promoted as educational in nature, because suspected pirates just receive notifications of breach, which are meant to discourage further infringing behavior.

To prevent their IP-addresses from being visible to the rest of the Internet, millions of people have signed up to a VPN service. Using a VPN allows users to use the Internet anonymously and prevent your ISP from tracking your online activity. The best VPN services don’t log any traffic nor session data of any kind. Besides, 100% anonymous VPN should accept payments via anonymous payment methods like Bitcoin.

Recently, a part of ExtraTorrent community launched a VPN called by Trust.Zone VPN for safe torrenting. This VPN project cares about safety of ET members and every downloader. Trust.Zone VPN prevents your ISP from sending Copyright Infringement Notices by hiding your real location and your real IP address.

What's a VPN?

It's a tool that hides your IP address and your identity, it encrypts traffic and has no logging, so, your IP address will never be revealed and you will be 100% anonymous while torrenting. Government or your ISP can't track your activity. With a VPN, you are free to download any files you need without any risk.

Trust.Zone has founded by the part of ExtraTorrent community. The tool is free to use first 3 days of usage. If test period ends, unfortunately, the service asks for the money from you but..... our partners tried to make it as CHEAP as possible, you can catch EXCLUSIVE DEAL specially for ExtraTorrent Fans for only $2.99/mo (click here) - it's the cheapest price among all popular VPN providers.

Protect yourself with VPN - Save ExtraTorrent!

All Oscars 2017 Winners Movies Are Available on ExtraTorrent

The cast and crew of "Moonlight" accept the best picture Oscar during the Academy Awards 2017. The winner was initially announced as "La La Land", but moments later it was revealed that there was a mistake and "Moonlight" had actually won. See full list of Oscar 2017 winners.

All 2017 Oscar Winners are available on EXTRATORRENT:
Best picture
La La Land Moonlight

Best actor
Casey Affleck (Manchester by the Sea)

Best actress
Emma Stone (La La Land)

BEST SUPPORTING ACTOR:
Mahershala Ali (Moonlight)

Best supporting actress
Viola Davis (Fences)

Best cinematography, Best production design, Best score, Best song
La La Land

Best director
Kenneth Lonergan (Manchester by the Sea)

Best original screenplay
Manchester by the Sea

Best adapted screenplay
Moonlight

Best visual effects
The Jungle Book

Best film editing
WINNER: Hacksaw Ridge

Best makeup and hairstyling
Suicide Squad

Best costume design
Fantastic Beasts and Where to Find Them

Best documentary
OJ: Made in America

Best sound editing
Arrival

Best sound mixing
Hacksaw Ridge

Best animated feature
Zootopia

Best foreign language film
The Salesman

Best animated short
Piper

What's your choice? What's the best picture?