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Just install the libretorrent and you're good to go, its pretty easy and straight foward. https://www.f-droid.org/packages/org.proninyaroslav.libretorrent/

- The fdroid repos can get kinda outdated. But in my personal experience, the app has shown no issues. I guess being compliant with the tirrent protocols is all that matters for it to work.
  There isnt much to say about how to use it. Just install the app, search for a torrent you want to download (be it via a magnet link, or a .torrent file) and thats it.
- No idea about the fdroid repo but the application itself is very much still being developed/updated
  https://gitlab.com/proninyaroslav/libretorrent/-/releases
  https://gitlab.com/proninyaroslav/libretorrent/-/commits/master/?ref_type=HEADS

We can recommend apps and provide technical backgrounds for using torrent technology but sites that offer pirated content is not something that should be discussed here.

Right. Better to discuss that on !piracy@lemmy.dbzer0.com
Why? My understanding was that popular websites removed discussions of sources for piracy so as to not lose advertisers. Lemmy doesn't have that issue. I'm not sure I see any reason not to allow it?
- Because the people who graciously host Lemmy for our benefit can get in trouble for it. Let's not bite the hand that feeds us.

There are just three options for you with your requirements. You could just try them, they probably all work. Maybe try the recently updated ones first. I think you're going to get a sub-par experience, anyways. Phones are just not the best choice or built for torrenting.

And please do some research if what you're trying to do is allowed. And if not, what are the consequences and what do you have to pay attention to, to not get into trouble.

Put.io. not an app, but a debride service.

com.github.axet.torrentclient And pirate bay works great

Explain-explain, like-like

Yeah, this guy writes so poorly I suspect him/her of trolling.

I got a 400+Mb down and 300+Mb up so I beg to differ :-)