Problems, Crashes and Errors of Nyaa Torrents TODAY

Malware risks One of the most common risks that torrent users tend to face is that of malware.
You don't even know that the torrent file you have just downloaded from a source, may contain a virus.
Such an act of downloading virus-affected torrent files can easily cripple down your computer system.

Please clear data from the µTorrent app by going to (within Android) Settings, then Apps, then µTorrent/BitTorrent, then Storage, then Clear Data and reboot.
Then try downloading a torrent with many seeds.
If the app is still crashing, try uninstalling and reinstalling.

Check Your Firewall and Enable Port Mapping For BitTorrent clients like uTorrent to work correctly, they require open network ports to allow incoming and outgoing traffic.
If the ports that uTorrent uses are blocked, you can't download your torrent file (or share it with others).

Is Torrenting Legal? BitTorrent is a legitimate file transfer protocol, and using it — called torrenting — is legal as long as the content can be downloaded or uploaded legally.
However, using it to download copyrighted material — like a brand-new movie — without the copyright owner's permission is not legal.