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A block account gives you a fixed volume of data to access Usenet without any expiration date. It's perfect if you download just a few GBs per month or need to supplement retention from other providers. Block accounts are also ideal for posting because uploads don’t count toward your limit, allowing unlimited uploads without additional payments. Check out the site for amazing deals and start exploring Usenet your way!

Using a VPN with Usenet is generally unnecessary. Encryption, obfuscation, and SSL already secure your connection, so no one can see what you're downloading, including the provider, and trustworthy Usenet providers should never hand over your data to third parties either. VPNs simply shift your trust from your ISP to the VPN provider. While your ISP won’t know you’re using Usenet, your VPN provider will. If you decide to use a VPN, make sure both your VPN and Usenet provider are truly anonymous. Be cautious—many VPNs aren’t trustworthy. Always choose reputable services with strong privacy practices and use anonymous payments methods.

Paying for Usenet with cryptocurrency can enhance your privacy, especially if you use Monero, which offers hidden transactions for a higher level of anonymity. Monero is designed to keep your financial activity private by concealing transaction details, making it an excellent choice for those who value privacy. However, if you’re just browsing or downloading from Usenet, paying with cryptocurrency isn’t necessary—your connection is already secured with encryption and obfuscation. If you want an extra layer of privacy, Monero is a great option, but keep in mind that it doesn’t guarantee complete anonymity, as your IP address may still be traced, and some providers may require personal information for account creation.

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