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I respect your trolling attempt, but I can promise you that I am not being facetious in the explanation of my usuage of P2P programs. If I am reading into your post correctly, I don't believe your response has anything to do with my question. P2P is our only practical option to get our media out there. There are also music videos, short films, and other small projects (I have produced/directed/created over a dozen myself) that, because they are not part of the mainstream studio-world, do not qualify to be put on iTunes. Most underground/lesser known bands produce the tracks themselves without a Label to back/distribute them.
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To put music for free download on iTunes, you have to be on an approved Music Label.
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Is PeerGuardian the best free software for MacOS 10.6.8 Snow Leopard? Is there anything else I need to do to make those block lists work effectively(or work at-all)?ģ. The only change I have made after initially installing the program, is deselecting "Allow Standard Ports" on all the sections (P2P, Ads., Microsoft, etc.). Do I need to add any more block lists? If so, where do I obtain that block list? And once found, exactly how do I add it? (I want to make sure I'm setting it up/using it correctly so that it works properly)Ģ. If a band legally puts their CD out for download (which more and more bands are doing to widen their fan-base), I am forced to use my P2P, since it's usually smaller bands that don't have the money to pay for big servers to allow millions of people to download without crashing.ġ. More concerned about bad guys accessing my computer.Īgain, I am not downloading any copyrighted material, I only use P2P to download free music and movies, only if they are approved for download by themselves and their parent companies/organizations. I only use PG whilst using my P2P application, so blocking websites and other things is not an issue. I don't care if it is overkill, or anything else, I want everything unsavory BLOCKED. Do I need to do anything, or are those already being used?
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How to I make sure I have the most up to date lists, and do I need to add anything else than what has already come with the program? It has the level 1, 2, and 3 block lists under the URLs for the P2P section. I ONLY USE THIS PROGRAM TO STOP BAD PEOPLE FROM CONNECTING TO MY COMPUTER VIA MY P2P APPLICATION WHILE DOWNLOADING OPENSOURCE SOFTWARE AND FREE LEGAL MATERIAL. THIS IS NOT INTENDED FOR DOWNLOADING COPYRIGHTED MATERIAL. THIS IS STRICTLY FOR LEGAL PURPOSES ONLY. This led me to PeerGuardian, which can block certain IP address from accessing your computer.
I do not wish some computer hacker guy to be able to know what I am downloading, so I have researched programs to stop this. As you may know, undesirables can put trackers on certain torrent files, allowing people/entities to see what you are downloading. I downloaded PeerGuardian to use while I legally download files via uTorrent.
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