When you click a magnet link, Tor Browser should warn you that an external application would open. Tor Browser, simply put, is a repackaging of Mozilla Firefox configured for the Tor SOCKS5 proxy and maximum anonymity. I can answer your question, but if you would like details, I would have to know who your ISP (Internet service provider) is. Anyway, if there's any other info I could give you to help me I'd be more than willing. I guess I'm just going to have to change my ISP. I don't know too much about my ISP except it's my college's who unfortunately still wont budge on my issue. I just called them an admin because I didn't know what else to call them. I have made sure the people that I have talked to are representatives of my ISP. If I click a magnet link say for example on The Pirate Bay while using the Tor Browser, will that data be monitored by my Internet provider?Įdit: To everyone who has given me advice thank you so much. I have done nothing wrong, yet they still threaten to shut off my Internet if I download any more torrents. I find these artwork albums and download them in bulk.

The contents are artwork that has been submitted online for all to see. The torrents I download are not illegal at all. I have spoken to those who are representatives of my ISP and I have explained this situation.

If I download any more torrents, they are going to shut down my Internet access, which I desperately need. I have recently received a message on my computer stating that my Internet Service Provider has been monitoring my traffic and have recorded me downloading several torrents that they have marked as illegal.

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