• @[email protected]
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    142 years ago

    So what are people doing to get access to private trackers? Getting sick of this, cancelled all my streaming services that kept raising prices and set up Jellyfin on my old laptop.

    • @[email protected]
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      92 years ago

      Torrentleech has open sign-ups a few times a year. Usually near big American holidays

      Visit the open trackers website a couple times a week and you’ll catch some good opportunities to join some decent sites. Not the hard to get into ones but still some decent ones.

    • Chris
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      22 years ago

      Look in to a vpn, but as others have said, no vpn is gonna violate a subpoena for $10 a month

      • @[email protected]
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        102 years ago

        That’s why you use a VPN that doesn’t store activity logs. They can’t subpoena them for info they don’t have.

        • outrageousmatter
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          52 years ago

          They still must respond to them since a subpoena is a response, but if you store no logs like Mullvad and the police get a search warrant to find user logs and walks away with nothing shows you the VPN to get for privacy .

          • @[email protected]
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            42 years ago

            Right. Of course they have to respond. What I meant is that they can’t produce requested data if it isn’t there, so effectly they don’t have to give them anything.