Someone else who uses the same VPN as I is really into butt stuff. I have to question their commitment to 480p though.

I love this website. It's usually pretty accurate, except for..

Two big hard monster cocks pumped up Marilyn Crystal gaping ass & pussy FS033 sd.mp4

MyDaughtersHotFriend.23.06.07.Freya.Von.Doom.XXX.1080p.HEVC.x265.PRT[XvX]

I think I'd remember those...

I Know What You Download From A Select Few Public Trackers We Monitor

And this is why - all together now - "An IP is not an ID". They don't know what you've downloaded; they know what some number of IP addresses have downloaded from some trackers at some points, and you might be have been assigned one of those IPs after the fact. They aren't useful, alone.

Meanwhile me, who is behind so many layers of badly configured ISP NAT that there's no way anyone knows exactly what computer is downloading what: 😈

My fellow Windscribe VPN users are downloading some freaky shit.

Home internet was empty. Mobile internet has a few Marvel movies and shit like that. VPN has child porn.

Feels pretty icky to share the same ip as some people downloading those lame ass movies

How bizarre, none of the items on the list were actually things I downloaded, and none of the things I downloaded were on the list.

Lol it's blank.

This legitimately is only showing me Linux ISOs... Huh... Guess I'm good to go then!

It is always a joy to see what my virtual neighbors download... Some have a very refined... Taste.

Sites like these are always useless, they never showed jack shit for me. Because I don't use public trackers I stick with private ones and those stupid Bots don't have access to private trackers

*Results my vary in accuracy due to the nature of dynamic, Shared, or incorrectly assigned IP Addresses.

Also

*Results only included from Public trackers, private trackers do not show up.

I've been using mullvad for a few years—since PIA got bought out—and would recommend it if you're concerned about trust.

So, using a VPN doesn't actually eliminate all possibility of being tracked. All you're doing is replacing who can potentially see all of your data, from your ISP to the VPN provider, so trust is actually a pretty important factor.

When I switched the consensus at the time was that mullvad was the most true to its privacy statement, i.e. trustworthy. A lot of other vpns are cheaper or have more bells and whistles, but have histories of data breaches or scandals, are based in countries with weak privacy/strong surveillance laws, or are owned by companies that may have an interest in the customers data (like with the PIA acquisition I mentioned).

Mullvad too has had a few incidents where they were served court orders to provide data to the police, but iirc no data was ever actually given up. Plus, they allow a bunch of different privacy-centric payment methods, including just sending cash in an envelope.

I'd recommend taking a look at some more recent discussions comparing VPNs but I think considering mullvad is a good place to start.

the results for me are hilarious, who knew people in my general area downloaded so much porn... and... weird porn at that

it's literally only porn, who the heck torrents porn?

some of the most hilariously sounding things on that list:

Being behind IPv6 CGNAT mean I see other's people downloads too with "my" ip

I’ll admit, this spooked me, but for different reasons than the OP and most comments.

I didn’t recognize any of the downloads, even though I have a publicly routable static IP and don’t use a VPN (I have a domain and self host so I know my IP hast changed in years).

I use exclusively private trackers, and nothing I’ve actually downloaded showed up, and the things that did were sporadic—one every couple days or so, first/last seen times identical, random torrents. I started asking myself if I had a rogue device in my network, so I checked logs and stats—nothing unusual (I think…I hope…hard to tell sometimes).

I looked more into how this site tracks peers, and it seems they have different levels of confidence. Their first API tier (peer API) is a “best guess” and this is based on listening to the DHT and PeX networks for their known torrents. I’m guessing their website uses this or a combination of this with their other APIs. I looked at my torrent config and saw I hadn’t disabled DHT/PeX and had a couple idle public torrents.

Not positive on this, but I think there can be false positives if your torrent box participates in DHT/PeX even if it doesn’t actually download said torrents. Can anyone confirm this?

I don't use a VPN and the list that comes up for me here isn't remotely accurate

Lol somebody using the same VPN as me downloaded a 275 GB collection of some porn star's videos... 5 hours in the future

(I know about time zones, don't @ me)

Heads up, this website doesn't get data on stuff you download from private trackers, only public.

It says mine is a static IP when it's not. And shows some downloads that I don't even know.

Dynamic IP for the win!

It's empty. Good.

Website is blank for me. I guess that just confirms my suspicions that a VPN would be a waste of money for me personally

Cool. The government is incompetent and tech illiterate here so I'm safe anyway. It's like running from a bear, I just have to outrun the others running from it.

There are people who pirate stuff from telegram using their mobile numbers, so I'm fine.

AirVPN cuz I dont know any other with port forwarding thats cheap like that

https://iknowwhatyoudownload.com/en/link/

Damn that's a shady website

TIL I download tantra, kama sutra and yoni massage books/epubs

Great to see the IP scrambling works as it is supposed to

I haven't used torrents for years, and it's showing stuff. Not on a VPN currently, and it's showing the wrong location (a bit outside my city).

Anyone know why?