Bittorrent is easy to disrupt (my govt blocks the popular tracker servers), and easier to monitor.

IPFS over Tor is a much more secure way to share large files.

But yes, developers have been beavering away for freedom! Hats off to #decentralisation and #FOSS!

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The same has been done where I live and I can easily reach most trackers if not all.

They only poison the DNS here. That's enough to stop the normie's.

"Low effort Fascism" should be #australia's national motto.

I keep forgetting how it's much more difficult to be free in Westernized countries than it is for the rest of the world (no sarcasm intended).

Literally true. (Partial exception for the #USA.)

Believe me, it's the worst place if you're not white (an off-shades will qualify).

*all

I believe you. Won't be visiting to find out!

A VPN and there is nothing they could do in for 15 years in France to stop people using BitTorrent out of forbidding VPN usage (which they seriously begin to think about in some recent bills…)

Concerning BitTorrent I think DHT makes the use of trackers much less needed for clients to find their peers so it’s maybe not so easily stoppable. And as you say there are other protocols difficult to stop for P2P file sharing.