Youhavedownloaded.com

**kzig** · June 2 2012, 08:55:54 PM

http://www.youhavedownloaded.com

I thought this was potentially interesting enough to warrant its own thread. How many records do they have on you? Do you know anyone who has downloaded anything particularly noteworthy?

I'm sure the forum admins would never want to abuse their knowledge of all our IP addresses to reveal anything incriminating...

**Jolin** · June 2 2012, 08:58:08 PM

Originally Posted by kzig

http://www.youhavedownloaded.com

I thought this was potentially interesting enough to warrant its own thread. How many records do they have on you? Do you know anyone who has downloaded anything particularly noteworthy?

Hi. We have no records on you. \o/

**Varcaus** · June 2 2012, 08:59:24 PM

Originally Posted by Jolin

Originally Posted by kzig

http://www.youhavedownloaded.com

I thought this was potentially interesting enough to warrant its own thread. How many records do they have on you? Do you know anyone who has downloaded anything particularly noteworthy?

Hi. We have no records on you. \o/

This

**Aea** · June 2 2012, 09:02:06 PM

0 because I haven't used a torrent ever since I started making money.

**Helen** · June 2 2012, 09:02:57 PM

Feds won't track me cos I don't pirate. (much)

**dpidcoe** · June 2 2012, 09:04:09 PM

Hi. We have no records on you.

And the rest is on my HTPC

**Doomed Predator** · June 2 2012, 09:05:08 PM

0 records, stopped pirating a few years ago, apart from the occasional movie/show/song

**dpidcoe** · June 2 2012, 09:14:55 PM

Originally Posted by Doomed Predator

0 records, stopped pirating a few years ago, apart from the occasional movie/show/song

Is that sort of the same as having stopped killing people a few years ago except for the occasional dude who pisses you off on the freeway?

Also, lol at some of the comments on the site about how irresponsible they are for publishing those records without any notes about dynamic IP addresses.

**Djan Seriy Anaplian** · June 2 2012, 09:15:41 PM

'Well, you are in the clear. But look what others do'

ahahhaha

**punkboy101** · June 2 2012, 09:27:42 PM

Originally Posted by Djan Seriy Anaplian

'Well, you are in the clear. But look what others do'

ahahhaha

**Jolin** · June 2 2012, 09:31:22 PM

Originally Posted by dpidcoe

Hi. We have no records on you.

And the rest is on my HTPC

I have ~2tbs if I add everything up (including my pics)

**Phrixus Zephyr** · June 2 2012, 09:45:09 PM

"Hi. We have no records on you."

Used plenty of public trackers but have utorrent set up properly sooo....

**marcus xero** · June 2 2012, 09:50:23 PM

this is a bad thread.

well done.

**Fortior** · June 2 2012, 10:08:05 PM

Oh my, this is rich. I'm using a mobile 3g-broadband modem that I borrowed from a lady friend of mine in like february.

The only thing they have on record is Hollywood.Kink.XXX.DVDRip.XviD-UPPERCUT (713.96 MB) on December 11th. Link: http://www.excaliburfilms.com/AdultD...d_Kink_dvd.htm

I'm going to have a word with her about this. Might even ask if we should watch it together too

V · June 2 2012, 10:22:49 PM

Originally Posted by dpidcoe

Hi. We have no records on you.

And the rest is on my HTPC

Cute.

**XenosisReaper** · June 2 2012, 10:33:38 PM

This isn't even close to being accurate, kill yourself

**Ben Derindar** · June 2 2012, 10:36:24 PM

I love how the world thinks that torrents are the only way for people to pirate stuff these days.

**WasahB** · June 2 2012, 10:38:42 PM

Originally Posted by Ben Derindar

I love how the world thinks that torrents are the only way for people to pirate stuff these days.

Not emptyquoting

**XenosisReaper** · June 2 2012, 10:42:28 PM

API and database access
It’s available. We can provide access to the database for research purposes only. We will not reveal any of our user’s personal data.

What we have
This site illustrates the possibilities. It collects information from roughly 4%-6% of all torrent downloads all over the world. About 50% of all downloads made through private trackers serving local networks. About half of the rest are semi-private. In spite of having open registration, there are many other restrictions. So I’d say we "see" about 20% of all public tracker downloads.

What we can do
We can see more. We can gather information from private torrent networks as well. That would be more expensive, but it’s doable. It looks like we can track any download with almost 100% probability.
On other hand, studying torrent protocols has two sides. We found a very simple way to make peer-to-peer downloads absolutely untraceable. The general idea is somewhat similar to what BitCoins does. That would be a nightmare for the recording industry. Unfortunately, we see no other application of such a technology.
We are also trying to apply this database to advertising. About 10% of all online shoppers, in the US, are torrent users as well. Knowing what they download might be useful market research.

Again, kill yourself