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Has anyone tried I2P for torrenting? How is it?
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How would you? It's supposed to be an enclosed system.
What do you mean enclosed system? There are I2P trackers.
tracker2.postman.i2p
It is harder to use than Tor though. Qbittorrent also supports I2P.
Oh, interesting, I wasn't aware.
What I meant is there's supposed to be no access to/from the clearnet in I2P, since you asked.
But interesting to know there are I2P trackers.
I only found out when I saw a setting for I2P in qbittorrent, I went and researched about them.
Also, there are outproxies that provide access to clearnet. The public ones are usually overloaded and slow though.
I'm aware that there are, even though there really shouldn't be because its purpose isn't the same as TOR afaia.