These versions of qBittorrent may make use of a version of libtorrent-rasterbar below 1.0.0. You may enable additional identity-masking features with the "Disable connections not supported by proxies" option. The announced port used to be 0 but changed to 1 for versions using libtorrent 1.2.5 or later, since some trackers would fail the announce for 0.Other identifying information will not be exposed to the public directly, such as IP, listening port, etc.The user-agent will be reset to an empty string.The peer-ID will no longer include the client's fingerprint. The client version will not be sent to peers in the extension handshake.If IP address reported to tracker is configured, it will not be sent to trackers.The tracker will only see the IP address that you are announcing from. So a tracker will not get your IPv6 address from IPv4 announce and vice versa. Your local IPv4 and IPv6 addresses won't be sent as query string parameters to private trackers(requires private torrent).A generic user-agent will be used for trackers (except for private torrents). If you're using VPN, proxy or I2P, you probably want to enable Anonymous Mode. The exact functionality of Anonymous Mode depends on the version of libtorrent-rasterbar being used and whether the torrent is private or not. When enabled, qBittorrent will take certain measures to try to mask its identity. Anonymous mode is only meant to further prevent your BitTorrent traffic from being associated to you, even when using other privacy enhancing mechanisms (such as a VPN service), by limiting the scope of the information broadcasted by the client (such as the fingerprint in the user-agent). If you are concerned about legal authorities and copyright trouble, for example, consider using a VPN instead (or in addition to it). WARNING: anonymous mode doesn't provide strong privacy guarantees on its own.
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