Usenet (newsgroups) is a little Mecca of anonymity for those who download:
- 256-bit SSL connection between you and your Newsgroup server encrypts and secures your data downloaded
- not upload so no provision of content downloaded to other users (this is one of the big problems of P2P)
- VPN services included in some offers of provider ( see our comparative offers VPN )
Usenet is a network where it will not be listening to as Peer-To-Peer (P2P).
These plays are of P2P in 2010 with Hadopi.
Please note: we can very well download only the content-free right to Usenet and not want the Hadopi law provided
File Piracy & Newsgroup for more information on plans Hadopi in France
Read on to learn how to download on Usenet anonymously, and qu'Hadopi is a bad memory.
Use SSL to encrypt your connection to the server Newsgroup
Each server in our survey newsgroup servers automatically offer access to Usenet via secure SSL connection.
To log in to your SSL server newsgroups, read our instructions in our guide dedicated to software to download on Usenet.
Software to download on Usenet
You'll find tips, screenshots and video tutorials.
Not upload ... so no provision to others
The advantage of Usenet downloads is that you do not put any data available to other network users.
Peer to Peer, which requires an exchange between users of the service that downloads the same file.
While Usenet is available via newsgroups servers that offer their users to directly download any content of Usenet, and securely, without having to send any content to third.
Use a VPN service to appear completely anonymous on the Internet
There is secure services, called VPN, offering you the opportunity to go through their own server to access the Internet.
Therefore, it will be the IP address of VPN server that will ffichée throughout your Internet activity.
This kind of service can be useful if you have some fear about your Internet Identity.
Be aware that the fact to channel all your activity to a server and that your traffic is encrypted you will inevitably lose speed.





