[Android] moaRatio v1.3.1

[JohnWick]

moaRatio.jpg

About moaRatio
Have you ever been tired of seeding your torrents to increase your ratio ? With moaRatio, you can easily fake your uploading stats, on any BitTorrent tracker, like RatioMaster or RatioBlaster. It does not send any data to the leechers, it's only faking your uploading stats sent to the tracker.

moaRatio is easy to use : only three steps ! Select your .torrent file, choose your seeding speed and let your device do the rest, in a background process. You can see how it goes with the notification text or directly within the application. Of course, you can stop it at any moment.

moaRatio has been created by natinusala, and the icon by Gunrec. The application is using a tweaked version of BitLet library (released under GNU Lesser GPL License), especially made for the application. Use this application at your own risk.

moaRatio_v1.3.1.rar

[anon]

If this screenshot is current, then it should speak for itself.

[JohnWick]

it was released on end of 2013,
it still best if no sleep setting should be applied on android in developer section in android and kept it unplug.
i used it. yes it seems outdated but works, if used with vpn,

it may be not best like rm+2.1, it will be good if some one introduce it in apk format for android.

[anon]

it was released on end of 2013

Those clients were already several years old by then.

it still best if no sleep setting should be applied on android in developer section in android and kept it unplug

This is why most trackers do not allow mobile clients. The platforms they run on have battery life as a high priority and see always-on tasks (like seeding a torrent) as undesirable, in addition to regularly dealing with unstable network conditions. An app that only emulates torrent activity is affected just as much.

For simplicity's sake, let's assume all the emulations are flawless (see https://www.sb-innovation.de/showthread.php?p=353932) and Android's battery optimization and background process limit do not exist. Put yourself in a staff member's shoes. You have an unconnectable peer running a 12 year old version of uTorrent, only on certain torrents, who's claiming to be uploading lots of data. What do you do?

Use it if you want, just don't complain if you get banned