Actually the various torrent aggregators usually have a comment section and if you don't download 0-days it's already vouched safe/unsafe by the time you get to it.
Webtorrent support has been added to Vuze and libtorrent (backs clients like deluge and qBittorrent), so there is some ability for mainstream swarms to interact with webtorrent peers.
I don't have any evidence to back it up, but I think uTorrent has better network code and produces faster downloads. I use despite its slight ugliness compared to transmission.
So this is about torrents. I never got into them, but isn't the whole point of torrents that it is known what people downloaded? That's how they know what you can seed, right?
I didn't know uTorrent was a company! I haven't used Windows in forever, so I've been using Transmission for a long time, but I feel like that's the equivalent of foobar2000 being a company or something.
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