I would hope they're not using static IPs and MAC address spoofing is a thing.

I'm to the point that I won't tolerate your service if you can't give me a better experience than my jellyfin+*arr server. Why pay for 5 subscriptions to show you ads and low quality content when I can do it myself much better and for free?

Not really hidden tho

Ok after a bit of testing and research, I came up with this script that seems to be working
#!usr/bin/bash

# Define the directory where you want to start searching for rar files
start_directory="/root/of/torrent/download/folder/"

# Locate all rar files in subdirectories
find "$start_directory" -type f -name "*.rar" | while read rar_file; do
# Extract the rar file into the same directory, skip if it already exists
unrar x -o- "$rar_file" "$(dirname "$rar_file")"
echo "Extracted $rar_file to $(dirname "$rar_file")"
done

I chown'ed it to the qBittorrent user and gave it execute permissions. In qBittorrent I added the following to "Run external program on torrent finished"
bash /path/to/script.sh

I've been using nextdns.io with great success. It let's you customise your settings and gives you a personal URL to paste into your private DNS

You should also log when, who, and from where these images are being uploaded.