BitLord
6.2#20 in peer-to-peer file sharing softwareFree planFree planAndroidmacOSWindows
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What both publish
| Fact | BitLord | Feem |
|---|---|---|
| Privacy | The Android privacy policy says the app does not collect personally identifiable information, while third-party services may collect identifying information and error logs may include device IP address and other usage details. | The privacy policy says Feem does not store chat history or have visibility into files shared between devices. |
| Security | The Android privacy policy says BitLord uses commercially acceptable means to protect information but cannot guarantee absolute security. | Feem says local file transfers are encrypted with TLS 1.3 and that files stay on the local network. |
| Support | BitLord offers an FAQ and a contact form for support inquiries. | The maker lists email support with medium, high, or highest priority depending on the Pro license tier. |
BitLord plans
- BitLordFree
Feem plans
- Feem freeFree
- Feem Pro iOS$4.99 a year
- iOS$4.99 a year
- Feem Pro Personal$9.99 a year
- Personal$9.99 a year
- Feem Pro Family$49.99 a year
Pick BitLord if…
BitLord suits people who want torrent searching, downloading, and streaming across Windows, macOS, or Android. It is also useful for viewers wanting subtitles, playlists, Chromecast streaming, or playback before downloads finish.
Pick Feem if…
Feem suits people who need to move files between nearby devices, including in places without reliable Internet access. It is less suitable for sending files to someone in another city or for transfers that need to continue in the background.