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@Norkamus just noticed your site norkam.us is using Starcom CA1 ssl cert as well... https://i.imgur.com/VPUHM1s.jpg

On-side note wanted to point out I run 2 other sites. One uses RapidSSL and other uses GeoTrust DV SSL.

https://imgur.com/a/0iCxr

Best way to file share anonymously is i2p (best as in the most anonymous). You can proxy your normal torrent client with it for clearnet torrents or you can use i2p to torrent torrents exclusively on i2p.

Here is more information about using it as a proxy once you have i2p installed: https://geti2p.net/en/about/browser-config#firefox

You can browse The Pirate bay: https://thepiratebay.org/browse

You can sort these by most seeded for example.

But it might be more useful to browse non-file sharing website and look up anything you find interesting on a file sharing site. For example New DVD releases on Rotten Tomatoes https://www.rottentomatoes.com/browse/dvd-new-releases/?services=amazon;amazon_prime;flixster;hbo_go;itunes;netflix_iw;vudu

This is resilio, it used to be called bit torrent sync. It's peer to peer, private, and fast. I use this to transfer files from computer to computer, it's faster than using a USB drive. https://www.resilio.com/individuals/

https://demonsaw.com - Demonsaw 4 is an encrypted communications platform that allows you to chat, message, and transfer files without fear of data collection or surveillance from governments or corporations. Demonsaw 4 is free for individual and commercial use.

If the product is free, you're the product. Meaning you're not really safe.

Check for VPN's that have been subpeona'd and were unable to provide info due to no logs, like Private Internet Access.

Im in Scotland, and use PIA, Nordvpn and IPVanish depending what doing, PIA is good, decent speeds no logs and allows P2P, Nordvpn based in panama so no Eu or US laws to obey and offer different connections, Anti DDOS, Dedicated IPs, over Tor, P2P and no logs. IPVanish is probs the best for speeds, again allows P2P and no logs but are based in US so for the conscience probs not the best to use tbh it depends on the user all three are easy to use, but nord and ipvanish are probs abit easier to use than PIA for selecting a server both are reasonable on prices but again depends on you how many devices you want to connect etc, nord allows 6 at a time, IPvanish is 3 PIA i think is 3 aswel so depends on you and your needs. as i say im in Scotland and never had any problems with all 3 of those vpns and on 220mb fibre speeds are slightly slower but for privacy and protection worth the hit average about 130mb so its a drop but for what your losing your gaining from protection if that makes sense lol

Make a google account that you have access to, then have her install https://photos.google.com/apps this will automatically upload the images to the newly created google account. However, she'll have to: 1 - install the program in the above link 2 - set the path where the files are located Should be fairly easy. Perhaps you can talk her through these steps.

Hey I found this site where I got an algebra book a friend needed. http://www.freebookspot.es/Default.aspx It has many books, and maybe it has other ones you needed. It has many by aufmann (math books)

New version released: https://idope.se * Account Registration * User Page * Upload your torrent files * Bookmark your Favorites * A comment section * Plugins: Firefox, uTorrent * Tor Browser address

How do I know that the NSA doesn't just change the source code of the site to suddenly upload all files before encryption and upload them after decryption?

Also, why doesn't this service host the files? Like https://hushfile.it/ (open source) or http://mega.co.nz/ .

Is this open source?

Ah, I didn't see that it wasn't a PDF file.

lol, I found you an audiobook! :D

EDIT: PDF: http://www.4shared.com/office/0eh92Tax/the_story_of_philosophy-will_d.html

Just for the sake of science... I've tried it and I can download from upstore without any problems. Damn slow for free users but it works. Have you tried using a VPN that has an exit server in Germany maybe? CyberGhost has for instance.

It's far from a free solution, but I've found one that I enjoy and that works well. Requirements:

1. An Android phone with enough space for these 200 songs

2. The ability to move files off of this phone

3. $4 USD to spend

I know it's far from a solution, but if all else fails I can attest to having a good experience with the following app:

https://play.google.com/store/apps/details?id=com.sapien.android.musicmate&hl=en