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Overseerr & Jellyseerr to merge into Seerr
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Given it's a suite of tools designed specifically to download copyrighted content, why are you surprised that descriptions are coy and elusive?
Is it for downloading illegal content? i can't tell
I assume some of it is related to torrenting, but I can't tell which ones and how much. They can't all be for torrenting, right????
They're all for downloading copyrighted content or for performing auxiliary functions to downloading copyrighted content (e.g. Bazaar downloads subtitle files, which aren't copyrighted), not for torrenting specifically. You can use Usenet clients or torrent clients as backend.