Fix 1: Allow uTorrent through Firewallįirstly, you need to make sure your Windows Firewall or anti-virus app is not blocking your uTorrent. Free VPNs are never as good as paid ones either they’re not as fast or reliable, or they can be forced to share your details with the authorities. Note: Some VPN services are free but, as with most things in life, you get what you pay for. It’s fast and cheap, and – most importantly – it will keep your IP address hidden.

If you plan to download copyrighted material, you should definitely use a VPN so you can’t be tracked and prosecuted. A VPN (which stands for ‘virtual private server’) hides your IP address from prying eyes. And even in countries where they’re not legally obligated, many ISPs will share your details anyway, simply because it’s easier. In many countries, ISPs are legally obligated to tell the studios who you are. They then contact the associated internet service providers (ISPs) and get them to trace that IP address back to you. All the major studios actively track the IP addresses of the computers illegally downloading their works. Whatever the cause is, you can fix it with the following fixes:ĭownloading torrents is perfectly legal, so long as the files you’re downloading aren’t protected under copyright.ĭownloading copyrighted shows, movies and music is illegal, and can attract significant penalties. ISP (Internet Service Provider) blocking.You should download only content that is legal in your country.

We discourage the download of such content. Most torrent sites provide pirated content.

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