/zoo/ - Zoophilia

For heavy downloading zoo porn: mullvad, airvpn, cryptostorm, cyberghost, all likely fine, best to connect to a server in one of the nordic countries.

(For small content like images and webs, Tor is fast enough and better choice)

>>4404

>For small content like images and webs, Tor is fast enough and better choice

shows 403 on beastforum and gaybeast though

>>4406

Yeah, they banned tor exit nodes, iirc around the same time some people were ripping and reposting videos off gaybeast. Business before privacy.

>>4408

I'll never understand that. It hurts casual users, while is pointless against the rippers, since they know how to forward proxies with no problems.

>>4414

It is likely to work somewhat in their case because zoos on the whole aren't that savvy. Also VPNs cost money.

Speaking of which, OP, for VPNs, don't take my word for it, always check out tech sites and resources and read the VPN's policy yourself. Don't rely on zoos to give you tech advice or tech legal advice. At best a pointer in the right direction but regularly they get even that wrong.

>>4417

dunno, ripping protected videos seems to me a bit more complicated than forwarding a free ip-port proxy. For ripping you often use programs without any gui, and you need to find and rip tokens from the website output, etc.

>>4419

I suppose you're right, but depending on the app.

The cost does deter freeloading at same time. Exhaust the fast free IP pool. Leaves only people willing to pay to rip. Many fewer to hunt by hand. Numbers and incentive. Those already using VPNs, who wants to risk their paid nodes banned?

Was no surprise to me since they've tracked users over IP and hacks for a long time. Of course it's true a lot of hacking attempts come over tor, but no way that was the main reason.

And of course, they only give a shit about people willing to pay for something, so tor users probably correlate to useless freeloaders in their minds.

go to kick ass torrents and search up: hide my ip free.

works for me.

or you can use Tor as stated above

>Tor is free software and an open network that helps you defend against traffic analysis, a form of network surveillance that threatens personal freedom and privacy, confidential business activities and relationships, and state security.