You Have Downloaded

**[JSH]John** · December 14th, 2011, 04:26

This is a new website that can show you what you have downloaded via torrents. It doesn't seem to list everything, only a few but I suppose it depends what trackers were used? Still an interesting concept.

http://www.youhavedownloaded.com/

**Dynash** · December 14th, 2011, 09:04

Not just you, but everyone. Not a nice idea/or execution, even though it lists nothing of my IP. Even if the purpose is to scare people from downloading using torrents, why are people hellbent on killing the torrent when its a good technology? Guess its just easier to kill the technology.

**maxproxy** · January 12th, 2012, 16:15

Is it even legal to save IP-addresses with time stamps? o.0 It's definitely not in my country. And people might get confused because, like the facebook comments on that page say, there are dynamic IP-addresses. They might think someone of their family downloaded something nasty...
One more reason not to use torrents

**Seraphim** · January 13th, 2012, 13:25

I think this tool doesn't work particularly well.

It doesn't show any results for insurance.aes256, which was that high encrypted political doomsday file that was circulated during the wikileaks affair.

Though I don't think the key to that file was ever actually released anyway, making it completely useless.

**cheersdial** · February 13th, 2012, 04:44

Originally Posted by Seraphim

I think this tool doesn't work particularly well.

It doesn't show any results for insurance.aes256, which was that high encrypted political doomsday file that was circulated during the wikileaks affair.

Though I don't think the key to that file was ever actually released anyway, making it completely useless.

I went through the given url it is fully useless....

**DuncanCox** · February 13th, 2012, 22:45

What is this concept I don't understand. I am confused about it.

**[JSH]John** · February 14th, 2012, 05:28

From their website:

This site illustrates the possibilities. It collects information from roughly 4%-6% of all torrent downloads all over the world. About 50% of all downloads made through private trackers serving local networks. About half of the rest are semi-private. In spite of having open registration, there are many other restrictions. So I’d say we "see" about 20% of all public tracker downloads.