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this post was submitted on 08 Oct 2023
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This right here is probably the easiest thing anyone can do, Jackett can be pretty useful too and is easier than it appears.
The distro/os is only part of the puzzle, your ISP is the other. Sites like https://iknowwhatyoudownload.com/en/peer/ can see what has been downloaded on your IP. So, if you have a static IP it could be an issue. My ISP has only ever reported me once... because a friend came over and decided to download a Massive Attack album over torrent and didn't use a filter list I guess? I don't know. I was able to prove that I had owned the album since its release in the 90's so the problem went away.