A video produced by Dave Farkas as a student at Champlain College. It is a video about why p2p file sharing software is dangerous.
Duration : 0:5:1
Feb
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Feb
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Watch Bob as he browses PeerIt.com and finds a movie listed by Alice. Bob purchases Alice’s movie using Google Checkout, then downloads it from Alice with the PeerIt.com BitTorrent client. Bob adds a PayPal account, so he can get paid for sharing the movie he purchased. PeerIt.com is a p2p (peer to peer) file sharing list and purchase site using BitTorrent as its distribution network. Buyers can make money by sharing files / torrents they have purchased
Duration : 0:2:51
Feb
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ContentBarrier X5 is a parental control program for the Macintosh, providing functions for parents and businesses. It is designed to filter and block certain Internet content according to the settings you choose. ContentBarrier X5 blocks adult web sites, sites with subjects not fit for children, and blocks chats when predatory language is used. It also blocks certain protocols, or types of Internet communication, that you may not want your children to use, such as peer-to-peer and other file …
Duration : 0:7:31
Feb
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By best I mean: most popular, fastest, widest selection of available files, and degree of anonymity
What you are asking is an impossibility, as there isn't anything "anonymous" about Peer 2 Peer applications.
The very nature of P2P is open, public, and so not anonymous. These types of apps are open to everyone and are not private in any way shape of form.
Sorry to tell you this, but if you use one or more of these types of applications, you will have to take the same risks everyone else does, the risk of getting caught downloading copy protected media.
Good luck and have a nice day.