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<blockquote data-quote="Vitali Ortzi" data-source="post: 1115217" data-attributes="member: 57714">You can technically make rules to allow torrent connection but by default you probably would still be able to connect to enough seedsBut it may or may not&nbsp; block a lot as the ips it will block have been connected to some malicious action or had, have a botnet in their network and the onesSo it will reduce seeds but will still allow torrents to non flagged ip address in&nbsp; Symantec/Broadcom global intelligence networkBasically if you download a Linux distro the torrents should have enough seeds but something from some illegal fourm might have so many ips blocked you may not even be able to download the torrentKaspersky Is the most friendly&nbsp; between those if someone uses unethical software on their machines and downloads software from unethical sources as Symantec and bitdefender block unethical software on purpose</blockquote>

[QUOTE="Vitali Ortzi, post: 1115217, member: 57714"] You can technically make rules to allow torrent connection but by default you probably would still be able to connect to enough seeds But it may or may not block a lot as the ips it will block have been connected to some malicious action or had, have a botnet in their network and the ones So it will reduce seeds but will still allow torrents to non flagged ip address in Symantec/Broadcom global intelligence network Basically if you download a Linux distro the torrents should have enough seeds but something from some illegal fourm might have so many ips blocked you may not even be able to download the torrent Kaspersky Is the most friendly between those if someone uses unethical software on their machines and downloads software from unethical sources as Symantec and bitdefender block unethical software on purpose [/QUOTE]

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