From the linked website: Public consultation (feedback) will be open in the second quarter of 2025.
What do you mean by safe? The linked readme has no mention of safety.
Other than file-sharing or xdcc, where you can search for FLAC,
squid.wtf allows you to download FLACs from select providers.
The article you linked answers most of your questions.
- Relative global upstream traffic went down, but not due to other file-sharing protocols but entirely different applications
- I2P is not mentioned anywhere in the article, nor any other sharing alternative
- VPN is mentioned as a potential reason for not being able to identify torrent traffic; VPN has become much more prevalent and promoted in the scene
- The article says, in piracy, streaming websites are much more popular now
It has not been surpassed by another protocol. The relative numbers don't say much about absolute numbers or usage.
And 10 % of global internet upload is certainly no irrelevancy.
dns0.eu is a French non‑profit organization
If this whole topic is about enforcing french block lists , I don't think a French org is that good of an alternative. Not that it necessarily makes it a bad alternative right now.
/edit: Changed wording from French companies to french block lists
they can and will take it away
The example you give is more "have to take down because of legal requirements" than "can and will".
If you downloaded it you still have it though. Which is the big difference.
You don't even need a VPN to use a different DNS server.
Any large multi-national international competition with a significant public interest should have and require public access.
Isn’t this the world right now? Even you rent your landlord owns the house you rent.
It's the opposite. I asked whether they were saying there should not be any renting, only owning.
I'm confused. Are you saying people shouldn't have to pay for housing? For food? For electricity?
They're providing/enabling the human right. Why do you describe it as if they were making money off of necessity without trade and giving?
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Comparison of BitTorrent clients - Wikipedia; qBittorrent, Tixati, BiglyBT, BitComet