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Yesterday, the Federal Court ordered ISPs to block five popular torrent websites including The Pirate Bay, TorrentHound and IsoHunt within the next two weeks. Foxtel and Village Roadshow initiated the court case in a bid to curb piracy.
Torrenting itself is completely legal and it's not all that difficult to circumvent ISP blocking of torrent websites. For instance, you can do it through a VPN, which often requires a monthly subscription fee. Here are some ways to gain access to blocked torrent sites for free.
See also: It's Official: Australian ISPs Will Be Forced To Block The Pirate Bay And Other Torrent Sites
It's not illegal to use a VPN to access the blocked sites but the Village Roadshow co-chief executive Graham Burke doesn't seem too concerned about that. He thinks most people wouldn't want to fork out money for a VPN.
And he may be right. VPNs aren't that expensive (some cost less than $US10 a month), but that's still money you didn't need to spend before.
Luckily, there are ways to bypass the ISP blocking of the five torrent sites for free.
Use The Tor Network
ISPs are only required to block the torrent websites that host the .torrent files. These .torrent files contain the file metadata and tracker addresses that let your chosen torrenting software know the multiple sources it can get a particular file from, be it a movie, a TV show, a recent Linux distro or a piece of open-source software. When you torrent a file, it comes in dribs and drabs from users around the world who are seeding the file.
The key point here is the torrent websites themselves don't host any actual content - they just host the .torrent files that tell you where you can get it. For this reason, you just need to bypass the site-blocking far enough to get to the .torrent files.
The Onion Router (Tor) can get you there. It's a global network of servers that is generally used by people who want to browse the internet anonymously. When you use the Tor browser software, you're moving your traffic across Tor servers which makes it hard to track your IP address, and more importantly, hard to block you.
The Tor network has a lot of similarities to BitTorrent but it can be a bit slow and isn't suitable for file sharing. Good thing that web browsing is all we need to do here. Tor acts as the middle man who can fetch the .torrent file and covertly deliver it to you.
Tor can be a bit intimidating for people to get into. The good news is there an easy way to connect to the network using a software package called Tails. It works on Windows, Linux and Mac OS and lets you connect to Tor without going through any tricky browser configuration processes.
You can get Tails here.
It's worth noting there was recently a critical security flaw that was found in Tor browser that has since been patched.
VPN Through Amazon Web Services (AWS)
For those who don't mind a more technical option, you can always set up a VPN on AWS and tunnel the traffic to the torrent sites through it.
The AWS Free Tier lets you try out some services on the public cloud platform over a 12-month period for free. You'll need to deploy the OpenVPN Amazon Machine Image (AMI) in EC2, which is free on the AWS Marketplace as a Community AMI. It can be a laborious process but here's the full instructions from OpenVPN to help you through it: Click here. Make sure you choose to deploy it in a location outside Australia.
You'll eventually end up with a working OpenVPN virtual server. From there you'll need to get the OpenVPN client software, also free, onto your computer to connect to your very own VPN.
The AWS Free Tier has an outgoing traffic limit of 15GB per month but, again, we're only interested in getting the .torrent files from the blocked websites, and they're only a few kilobytes each. Just turn off the VPN once you start torrenting the actual file.
Just remember that the AWS service will continue to run even after the trial period has ended and will start charging you once the 12 months is up.
Off-The-Shelf VPN Service
Just want a quick and easy solution that will work straight away? Here is a list of VPN services that you can sign up for.
It's not a comprehensive list and everybody has their own preferences. But if you've never used a VPN before and just want to see some of the options available, it's a good place to start.
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