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Nobody is going to deep inspect your home packets.
There's a big difference between running a piracy home server between you and your friends and downloading torrents where you announce to everybody that you have that particular file.
So you just run a bunch of insecure connections to your home network?
Yes. What's the problem of that? It's just HTTP instead of HTTPS. And it's just movies, not private data that I'm afraida a man-in-the-middle attack could spy on the other end.