https://www.reddit.com/r/privacytoolsIO/comments/fwgvsb/windows_10_best_privacy_practices/

There's a section (#P2P Anti Piracy Block Lists) in there that'll help torrenters stay safe without a VPN.

@necrevistonnezr Actually I can, WTO has allowed Antigua & Barbuda to disregard USA copyright, because of a trade dispute regarding gambling.

That’s what I thought - the majority of (commercially) relevant countries…

I simply answered your question accurately and slightly tongue in cheek.

But my main point stand, what is legal and copyrighted is different according to where you're living and at what point in time.

@necrevistonnezr Actually I can, WTO has allowed Antigua & Barbuda to disregard USA copyright, because of a trade dispute regarding gambling.

That’s what I thought - the majority of (commercially) relevant countries…

Also see Also see https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/List_of_countries'_copyright_lengths

Not all countries follow Berne convention, and eventually copyrights do expire.

@necrevistonnezr Copyrights length are not the same everywhere. So according to your jurisdiction, it can be legal or not to download a movie.

Downloading is not the issue, torrenting is both ways, uploading & downloading.

Again: Can you name a country where torrenting copyrighted material is currently legal?

And again, I don’t care if a customer of Cloudron gets into legal trouble - I only care about the Cloudron crew and the project. To them, German law mostly relevant, though trouble can come from many other jurisdictions.

And there are movies in the public domain, and every year more movies (and others 'materials') get back yo the public domain.

How is CouchPotato any different from SickChill or Transmission?

Couchpotato is not, it’s also intended to share copyrighted material.
Transmission in a sense is neutral as you can share all sorts of things, e.g. theoretically legal stuff like the famous Linus ISOs everyone is sharing

I am strongly opposed to removing tools and software using any protocols.

What is illegal in a country can be legal in another.

Can you name a country where torrenting copyrighted material is currently legal?

And for Girish and Nebulon it’s only relevant whether it’s (il)legal in the relevant jurisdiction which is Germany (as Cloudron UG is incorporated there).

What is illegal in a country can be legal in another.

P.S. If you have a WebOS based TV, you can stream media from your PC directly to the TV by right clicking the media file --> Cast to Device --> Choose the TV from the list and voila!

How has this managed to remain on the Store? How in the world are we supposed to use it? I installed once, and within one day I received a warning notice from my VPS provider who had gotten a warning email that my IP had torrented a movie. Is this not the point of this app?? So how do you all who use it, use it??

You don’t, in my opinion and I don’t understand what any if the „arrr” apps are doing here (except creating legal trouble for @girish and @nebulon, see my posts that I linked). They make not much sense to me on a server, anyway, rather on your machine at home with a VPN.