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Why would I use 256-Bit SSL Encryption with Newsgroups?
Newsdemon's 256-bit SSL Encryption provides an extra layer of protection for our users. This protection can help defend against login and password theft, which is particularly common in today's wireless society. The secondary benefit of 256-Bit SSL Encryption is help overcoming the speed issues related to ISP throttling and bottlenecks. Most ISPs do not want to throttle or bottleneck 256-Bit SSL Encrypted data because this kind of data is routinely used to send sensitive data (financial information, logins, passwords, credit card info, etc).
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- As a leading Usenet newsgroup provider, we get many questions about Usenet and Newsgroups. Below you will find answers to many of those questions including how news servers work and how to get access to usenet newsgroups.
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