P2p Blocker For Mac

I'm desperately looking for a way to block all P2P apps from sucking up my bandwidth. My darling daughter is on my home wireless network and been using a number of music download apps, which I intend on removing from her Windows box next week when she goes abroad for the summer but in my experience uninstalling is not always the end of the issue.

Is, in my opinion, the best BitTorrent client for OS X and Linux [and did you know there’s even an unofficial too?]. Because it’s super easy to use and configure and it’s not resource-hungry like some other one [someone said for OS X?].

But it has a problem. Blocklists are damn hard to find. Looking for a nice and complete blocklist for Transmission can be a pain, especially if you’re not sure of which one to pick. In fact there are a ton of lists all for different purposes and no one will give you complete bad-peer protection since one will shield your client from spammers, one from the US Government [really?] and no one from all those things combined.

Im trying to download the cte 440 driver for mac. If you search on Google you will find people recommending website, called iBlocklist, which collects various block lists but there are to many of them and they all have the same problem I said before: no complete 100% protection. Luckly, a user from quora.com, created a which combines all those iBlocklist lists in to a single one and he hosted the result here: simply add this URL in the Transmission preferences like this: and the application will do all the magic for you combining the lists and adding those IP rules to the built-in firewall.

Be sure to check the option below to make Transmission update the blocklist weekly for you so you won’t have to worry anymore. This works with all versions of Transmission and with all OSs. If this post was useful to you feel free to 🍺! Thank you really much.

I'm currently using utorrent as my p2p application and was told by a friend that I should be using an IP blocker like PeerBlocker to block certain IP's that track what you are downloading. He is actually a Windows user and after a quick google search I have found that PeerBlocker is not available to mac users. As a result I have downloaded Peer Guardian and have to say I'm totally confused as to how to use it and what 'lists' I need to have setup. I just wanted to know of anyone could help me out either to 1) figure out how to use PeerGuardian and explain the list issue or 2) recommend an alternative to PG. I'm aware some clients like Transmission have a built in blocker, does anyone have any experience with that?

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