Nicolas Alvarez wrote:
> Invisible wrote:
>> I would hazard a guess that blocking BitTorrent is *infeasible* too.
>> It's not like it runs on a Well Known Port. It will run on any damned
>> port you like!
> 
> Some ISPs started blocking it or throttling speed by detecting the protocol.

Now, see, if I paid money to access the Internet, and then my ISP tried 
to prevent me accessing the Internet, I'd be... quite upset.

> So now many clients support encryption. Run it through port 443 and they
> can't tell it apart from online banking :)

...except for the massive quantity of data. :-P

Traffic analysis, anyone?

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