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It's easy to enable encryption in uTorrent. Choose 'Options | Preferences | BitTorrent' and change the Outgoing Protocol Encryption setting to Enabled or Forced. Forced is a better option for ensuring encryption as it refuses peers that don't use it, making it even harder for ISPs to detect torrent use. Doing so will reduce download speed if many of the connected peers aren't using encryption, however. Ticking the 'Allow legacy incoming connections' checkbox improves compatibility with older BitTorrent clients, but it can let unencrypted traffic pass through, which may leave you detectable to traffic shapers. Disguise seeders. The BitTorrent protocol has a distinctive handshake, and ISPs have learned to detect this. Often they attempt to squeeze seeders, because these are particularly detectable. However, it's possible to enable a feature called Lazy Bitield in uTorrent that disguises seeders as leeching peers. To do so, choose 'Options | Preferences | Advanced' and scroll to the setting 'peer.lazy_bitield'. Select it and choose 'True', then 'OK' to confirm. Another way to disguise BitTorrent use is to limit the amount of one-way transfers. Once you've downloaded a file via BitTorrent, you're encouraged to leave it to seed until the ratio of download to upload reaches 1:1. This is to keep the torrent active. However, ISPs are keen to control seeders because they generate one-way outbound traffic that can be difficult for ISPs to handle.

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