Non-Torrent Download. [SOLVED]

Sinner wrote:I use simarchitech's all in one download, but my aunt won't let me use a torrent downloader, is there an alternative download for updates?

Sinner wrote:I only get sims 4 repacks (...)

Sinner wrote:My aunt got a notice in the mail from the cable company and so she doesn't want me to download torrents anymore. The only thing I care about is sims 4 updates/packs. So, I just wanted to make sure that I could use the updates and dlc on here and with the direct download. So when more updates and dlc comes out I know to come here for them.

You answered all my questions though, thank you.

G4TW wrote:I got a warning letter/e-mail from my Internet Service Provider because of 'copyright violation':

We are very sorry to hear that; it is unfortunately a widespread practice that in countries such as the US, Canada, the UK, Germany or France...Internet Service Providers are closely monitoring certain types of internet traffic, and co-operating with copyright holders. In most cases, these warning messages seem to be automated, and actual legal consequences tend to be rare; are authorities going to punish every kid or adult torrenting something?! However, it is possible - and has happened - that your internet subscription may be cancelled by the ISP, if you torrent frequently and get warned too often. At this point, we can only emphasize that problems along these lines are out of our hand, and it will be your responsibility in the first place to make certain arrangements. However, we can give you some general guidelines:

 Is it possible for you to switch your Internet Service Provider? Are there even Internet Service providers in your area/country that are more tolerant towards torrenting?

 Do you torrent frequently, or only sometimes? If you don't use torrents very often, you could ask a family member or friend to help you out on a few games here and there - provided that they agree of course, and if it is safe for them to do so.

 Many people use so-called VPNs for torrenting purposes. These are services (which cost money), that have the capability to mask your internet traffic in such a way as to make it either very difficult, or even impossible for your ISP to 'identify' your torrenting activities. Remember that in order to be compatible with torrenting purposes, you will need to go for paid VPN subscriptions, as free VPNs tend to be only suitable for browsing the web. Good VPN providers with torrenting-compatibility are for example ProtonVPN, NordVPN, VPN.ac, or Windscribe. Check out the discussion-topic here to learn more.

 In general, we don't recommend that you simply 'ignore' these warning letters by your ISP, unless you have made sure through your own research that there won't be any negative consequences for you in doing so. And even if there are no other serious legal consequences for you, it is still possible that your internet service will be cancelled by the ISP. For further information and if possible for you, try and seek the advice of a professional legal counsel (lawyer) on this matter, who is familiar with the legal situation on torrenting & copyright law, in your local community or country.