And, of course, where you are located, under which IP you’re connected, and which ISP you use.How much you already received, and how much you’ve already uploaded to other users.So, the following information is send out by your computer: Worse even: Often enough, they don’t even check the evidence, so even if you only download legal files (which you should), you can get into trouble. Various companies try to gather as many peers as possible and issue lawsuits, or warn your ISP which then sends out so-called “copyright notices”. This is inherent in file sharing, and exposes your identity wide open. Among those people are your ISP, and various “anti-piracy” trolls who use this information to fine downloaders. Click to enlarge.) What do you mean by “anonymous downloading?”Įvery time you download a file on eMule and connect to the network, you transfer your IP address (“telephone number” for the Internet) to the network, meaning you can be identified easily by anyone who wants to.
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