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I’ve done the heavy lifting in terms of researching and testing torrent VPNs to find out which services really are suitable for P2P file sharing. The latter can expose your identity to snoopers including your Internet Service Provider (ISP) and hackers. Some torrenting VPNs lack performance, while others put your privacy at risk by leaking your information. Read on to find out about the best VPNs for torrenting. But not every VPN is ideal for use with BitTorrent clients such as Vuze and uTorrent. If there are steps I could take beyond that I'd love to learn more.Using a VPN when torrenting should mean your information stays private. I didn't do anything with my computer's VPN settings - I also asked support about that and they said no settings were used/needed on the OS level, that the app took care of everything. I tried several times, even on a completely fresh Windows install, and each time they just got me to send them a screenshot of my settings, confirmed that they were correct and then gave me the set of commands to release/renew connections and had me uninstal and reinstal the Nord app (which didn't resolve the issue). I worked with support on the NordVPN app settings without any success - they weren't able to suggest any settings changes (I had followed their docs to set it up initially). I used the autoconnect for my country to find a P2P server with the NordLynx protocol, which is what support suggested. both of those are enabled in qbittorrent, but I didn't do anything specific to those in the NordVPN app. I don't think I know what you mean about UDP or TCP.

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