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So the main proxy devil is because of the single IP? But judging from this forum I don't really see it that often (if at all). If any aggregation happens it looks like on some specific ISP (none of the big 3 players) level. I am not a system engineer but why the proxy server would need to make it i...

zzm9980 wrote:Considering some ISPs (MR) have specific packages marketed towards BitTorrenting, I don't think you have much to really worry about.

Yes, you are right.

https://support.myrepublic.com.sg/entri ... P-traffic-

nakatago wrote:I proudly torrent every six months and it's not illegal.

Linux distros.

How does one explain the fines, then?

yeah i am new to sg so im very curious how aggressive they are cracking down on p2p sharing and torrents. In the u.s they do attempt to make an example out of someone by fines upwards of 10,000 USD but anyone else have any recent information? The post and links on this thread dates back to the ston...

Emergency123 wrote:Do you have a link to the topic where the TS was fined ?

http://forum.singaporeexpats.com/sutra494301.html

And, check out the 11th post here:

http://forum.singaporeexpats.com/ftopic98233.html

Hi, My wife and I moved in here about a couple of months ago and have fairly settled in. :) Had heard a few horror stories on torrent downloads here, so just wanted to know what would be, if there is, a safe size limit for downloads, let's say, per month. Do they monitor bandwidth usage? If they ar...

Hi, My wife and I moved in here about a couple of months ago and have fairly settled in. :) Had heard a few horror stories on torrent downloads here, so just wanted to know what would be, if there is, a safe size limit for downloads, let's say, per month. Do they monitor bandwidth usage? If they are...