OneSwarm 0.6.9: BitTorrent client focused on privacy

OneSwarm 0.6.9 is interesting, new software created in the University of Washington. Essentially this is a brand new R2R technology like bittorrent with the difference that allows for complete anonymity. Protocols in the idea of BitTorrent and Gnutella file-sharing is not happening to anyone who requests them. But thus the activity of one user can be followed by third (interested) parties. OneSwarm 0.6.9 creators claim that their project back control of security of data shared in the hands of consumers themselves.

The technology works in the following way: instead of sharing the information on to declare publicly and without any possibility of user control, using OneSwarm 0.6.9 deducted each can determine the status of shared files - public for sharing with friends or to share only with certain people. The creators of this process OneSwarm 0.6.9 called F2F (friend-to-friend), by analogy with the P2P (peer-to-peer).

Another advantage is the open source software and its accessibility to all operating systems. On the download page you can find versions for Mac OS, Windows and Linux.

OneSwarm 0.6.9 is an original and complete BitTorrent client for networks that emphasizes our privacy.

It uses SSL encryption, preventing anyone know who shares certain file, but we can configure a list of friends with whom to exchange files quietly.

Another advantage of OneSwarm 0.6.9 is the ability to listen or watch some of the music and videos you're downloading, all directly from the program itself.

OneSwarm 0.6.9 is integrated into the system tray, and can be used web browser with a simple and convenient interface, or the classic Azureus interface.

Size: 48.0 MB
Publisher: Visit Website
Release Date: 2009-11-24
OS: Win 9x/ME/2K/NT/XP/Vista

OneSwarm 0.6.9

OneSwarm 0.6.9 for Linux