Most Linux distributions are released via BitTorrent to help with _______________ needs.
A) security
B) bandwidth
C) user registration
D) file compression

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BitTorrent is a peer-to-peer file sharing protocol that allows for large files to be distributed efficiently by sharing the burden of the download among multiple users. By using BitTorrent for distributing Linux distributions, the bandwidth requirements are reduced for the servers hosting the downloads, which also helps to ensure that downloads remain available for longer periods of time. Security, user registration, and file compression are not directly related to the use of BitTorrent for distributing Linux distributions.

Most Linux Distributions Are Released Via BitTorrent to Help with _______________