Originally posted by excused:
The files I have downloaded have lots of seeders ranging from tens to thousands of them.
It used to have 100Kb/s of connection. Now it's like less than 5Kb/s.
I did not change the settings.
Is it possible someone hacked like someone here said?
1. A lot of seeders doesn't mean good download speeds. Some are behind firewalls, especially both hardware and software firewalls, which can greatly reduce the speed.
2. Most ISPs limit upload speed to prevent abuses, in this case P2P.
3. Seeders may not be active.
4. Your download speeds is very much affected by external factors, including the things you do. If you are downloading stuffs and is using a download accelerator, don't expect your download speeds to be anywhere near great. You only have this amount of bandwidth.
5. By using P2P, you are already at risk at being hacked. You are connected to lots of unknown people's computers and anyone can do anything to it.