Is there a download limit which makes me appear suspicious to my ISP or the Government?
971237
Unless your ISP has informed you of a limit, I wouldn't worry about it.   Check their "service conditions".  \n\nGovernment?   YIKES, are we worried about a conspiracy?   Watch out for the Black Helicopters in your neighborhood. \n\nBut your personal ethics should come into play...  "thou shalt not steal" should come into mind.\n\nGood luck and Happy Computing!
793680
That seems quite fine. Don't get disappointed when sometimes the download speed suddenly goes really low sometimes as there may not be many peers.\n\nI personally download torrents all the time =)\n\nGood luck.
739520
according to what r u downloading \nbut i think limewire also notify u and say there is no license to what u going to downloading if its not containing it
794078
The download speed can get affected by the intermediate data forwarding routers... due to congestion.. nothing wrong.
319770
Sounds like you got a nasty note from your isp...it aint insightbb is it? Them jerks sent me one tellin me they were gonna suspend my service...I dont spam anyone! I was told I had ports open and no firewall and blah blah..I double and triple checked my stuff...nothing wrong...I told them jerks if they sent me one more dumbass note like that I would not only help them rip my broadband out but the digital tv service as well! Frakkin exorbitant fees anyway! Anyone who has your e mail addy can use it to spam. All they have to do is dig out your ip address which is easily done.
693719
this has to do with your virus protection software the limit of security you can adjust this
919152
Read the EULA. There will almost certainly be enough legal butt-covering in there that your suit will be futile.\n\nYour best bet is to find a hacker friend who can figure out what it does, and possibly a way to turn it off. It may be some sort of anti file sharing program, or it may just be some stupid quick-launch thing to make it more convenient.
1002745
I am not downloading something!\n\nLots of people have got viruses this way.\n\nI hope everybody is very careful!
406465
It is the amount of data that they will allow to be transmitted from your account each month.\n\nHow much you will need depends on how large the files are that you are hosting and how often they will be accessed by users.\n\nIt is normally more economic to have too much rather than too little, because if you exceed your bandwidth allowance many hosts will either just suspend your account for the remainder of the month or will charge you for each extra Mb used - sometimes at quite high rates!
570766
If your on dialup this is common....if on dsl or cable your bandwidth may be capped.
1017030
Its already happened.just look at your operating system and how you acess the net..its all controlled...they are just lettting you think you have some choice in the matter
353119
This sounds dodgy to me, are you visiting illegal sites?
696027
You may be too secure.  Go to..\nTools\ninternet options\nprivacy and change the settings.\nE
874017
Can they? Yes. Without a doubt. Your ISP has the same access as the IT department where you work. They can look at every little packet coming to or from your PC at any time. Have you ever watched a detective or legal show where they catch the bad guy from his IP addy? Or they get a list of all the websites he visits? Same thing.\n\nDo they? That's a matter of some debate. If you're doing something illegal and somebody presents a warrant, you can bet your last dollar you're being tracked. As a matter of course, though? Probably not. Unless you've got some little podunk ISP - with fewer than 100 users - they just don't have the manpower to look through the millions and millions of log pages generated by their customers.\n\nUnless you work in the business you have no idea how much information is passed back and forth for something as simple as a file transfer. It's absolutely mind boggling. Anonymity is your best weapon. No mid-level tech is going to waste days upon days searching through the packet captures and port sniffers to see if you're uploading to Kazaa or Newsleecher. \n\nWhat little prosecution has occurred has been a result of the P2P cooperating with investigations and supplying the agency with user lists, IP addresses, and similar. Even then it's kind of like winning the lottery to get caught and winning again to have the charges materialize into anything.\n\nI'm not condoning illegal activities, I'm just saying you're not likely to get in trouble. If you do decide you need to pirate things, use some common sense: don't share through a central server, avoid using your real name, never give credit card information, don't exchange emails with people you meet online, don't have blatantly illegal content (child-porn), etc.\n\nHope that answers your question,\nOdd
887459
It depends on your connection rate...you can optimise your connection rate with some download programmes. See if your internet provider has a programme. Also just get rid of all temp files gathered when you search and have a good anti-virus/spyware prog to clear all unwanted junk!
923137
if you have no password protection on your wireless router it could well be that the neighbours have been enjoying using your broadband connection...it sounds like you may have been "shaped" by your ISP ...what they do is shape your usage down to dial up speeds if you have exceeded your download limit for the month..check with your ISP if this is indeed the case..then make sure you put a password on your router!!
969745
Ask your ISP to make a update on your bandwidth...