Warning for Torrent Users

While Peer to Peer (P2P) file sharing technology is completely legal, many of the files traded through Peer to Peer are copyrighted. Canadians users are shielded from Peer to Peer lawsuits. When downloading Peer to Peer files may put you at risk for a civil lawsuit in any other country. These lawsuits are usually class-action suits, filed against groups of users who blatantly copy and distribute copyrighted materials. Some countries have taken groups of users to court.

http://news.bbc.co.uk/1/hi/entertainment/4653662.stm

Your Internet service provider may, if they want, release all logs of your downloading activity to potential copyright plaintiffs. The more megabytes you download, the more you are at risk being sued by copyright protection groups.

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Wednesday, November 26, 2008

Search and Download Torrents from your iPhone

Search and Download Torrents from your iPhone
Written by Ernesto on November 25, 2008
The iPhone is a superb gadget and of course, we all know that BitTorrent is a very special tool, so why not combine the two? With the uTorrent WebAPP for iPhone you can monitor, search and add torrents to your PC client wherever you are, making handling torrents on the move easier than ever before.

Previously we reported on the iPhone UI for uTorrent. With an interface optimized for the iPhone, it can be used to access your BitTorrent client from your iPhone when you’re away from your computer.

There was one problem though, since the iPhone doesn’t allow users to copy and paste text, adding new torrents proved to be quite a hassle. That’s where the uTorrent webAPP comes in, as it allows you to search for torrents on your iPhone, and directly add them to the download queue.

The iPhone web application uses isoHunt’s JSON interface to find the latest torrents, and is optimized to fit on a small screen. In order to browse through your torrents on the iPhone, you need to have the uTorrent WebUI installed on your local PC, with the iPhone GUI addon.

When you have everything setup, you can browse to louish.com/iphone, enter your IP and port, and you’re set. The IP and port will be saved on your iPhone, so you don’t have to enter it the next time you search for a torrent.

In the search results you will see a blue icon next to every torrent. A single click on this icon is all that’s needed to add the torrent file to the download queue. If you have secured your WebUI with a password, you will have to enter that before it’s added. For those people who are worried about security, the password, username and your IP-address are all stored on your iPhone and will not be sent to any external server.

We have tested the WebAPP, and it works like a charm. Adding torrents is achieved with a single click, and afterwards you can keep an eye on the download progress, or pause, stop or remove torrents via the iPhone WebUI. Worth a try.


http://torrentfreak.com/search-and-download-torrents-from-your-iphone-081125/

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