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Except if they have a time and date, and IP, your ISP will know who that IP belonged to at that time. No fingerprinting necessary.
by dastx 6y ago
Except if they have a time and date, and IP, your ISP will know who that IP belonged to at that time. No fingerprinting necessary.
- jlgaddis 6y agoUnless your ISP employed a very privacy-focused person like me who had set up a daily cronjob that deleted these logs once they were no longer needed.
- rolph 6y agothank you for your service
- bitxbitxbitcoin 6y agoMore ISPs need employees like you.
- throw0101a 6y ago> Except if they have a time and date, and IP, your ISP will know who that IP belonged to at that time. No fingerprinting necessary. As I wrote IN MY POST: > If anyone wants to track me they have to do browser fingerprinting or talk to my ISP about getting the PPPoE login logs for the IP in question. If I really want to hide my activities I will use Tor, but for the day-to-day stuff of avoiding ad trackers a daily reboot and cookies-off setting is Good Enough™ (for me).
- dastx 6y agoThe people you really need to be worried about when it comes to torrenting if you're downloading illegal content, are anti-piracy groups. They will reach out to your ISP, and if they don't comply, they will sue them to comply. Most ISPs (at least the big ones) don't care enough to lose money on a lawsuit and they'll rather easily comply. Changing your IP daily is not meaningful within the context of piracy on torrents.