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A torrent download is a file that contains metadata about files and folders with the end goal of facilitating peer-to-peer (P2P) file sharing. Some movies, usually commercial releases such as "The Hunger Games," are released on torrents shortly after their theatrical debut. A torrent download is not illegal, but it may violate the terms of service for some providers or carriers. As of December 2014, the following are notable websites where digital copies of movies or television series are for sale for download or streaming by torrents. The term "torrent" is derived from the name of an Internet protocol known as BitTorrent, which was initially created in 2001 by Bram Cohen. The purpose of BitTorrent is to supersede the current state-of-the-art in peer-to-peer file sharing (p2p). BitTorrent protocols allow files to be shared between individuals, but not through central servers that control what users can do with them. When BitTorrent protocols first emerged, the concept of sharing digital files was relatively new. There were very few legal ways to share or download digital material, so BitTorrent's inception revolutionized the way many people received media on their personal computers. The client for this protocol also went through various changes during its first years. It is currently available in both open-source and closed-source versions with varying functionality. BitTorrent has become increasingly popular over the past several years because of its ability to facilitate peer-to-peer file sharing under any conditions that are conducive to digital content delivery. When a user downloads a file, the program connects to multiple machines that are simultaneously downloading the same file. BitTorrent software analyzes the network of machines that are hosting the files, and will select the fastest download speeds based on latency and bandwidth. As of June 2014, BitTorrent is one of the most popular types of peer-to-peer file sharing on public networks. This protocol has been adopted by many major internet service providers (ISPs) around the world because of its efficiency in data transfer. A torrent download is not illegal, but it may violate the terms of service for some providers or carriers. On the other hand, it is commonly used to obtain files that are not available in official channels or for any other specific purpose. Canadian ISPs, such as Bell Canada and SaskTel, sometimes block access to popular torrent sites like The Pirate Bay. Twoflower is a Web-based search engine for torrents. It began receiving attention from the media in 2013 after a person using a pseudonym called "Voldemort" used the site to contribute several images of child pornography. In Australia, Twoflower was temporarily blocked by Telstra from June 2014 until October 2014 on grounds of "child safety". cfa1e77820