BitTorrent client NAS server

BitTorrent Client

— the presence of its own torrent client or other data exchange protocol (HTTP, FTP, etc.) in the device. This feature allows to work with file-sharing networks, which are built on the principle of "everyone is their own server": the downloaded information is not on a separate computer on the network, but on the computers of the same users. At the same time, the file can be opened for download in several places and the torrent client simultaneously downloads different parts of it from different sources – this significantly increases the speed. Using a torrent client on a device is convenient in two ways. Firstly, it allows to offload the main computers of users – an important advantage, given that the torrent client can consume a lot of resources, especially with an abundance of simultaneous downloads/uploads. Secondly, network equipment tends to stay on at all times, allowing downloads and uploads to continue even when users' PCs and laptops are turned off. However, it should be taken into account that despite the presence of such functionality in devices, the open placement of content in torrent networks can violate copyrights. Therefore, use torrent clients in compliance with legal regulations.