information Dot .in Registry adamant about privacy settings removal

News · Mar 29, 2024

The .in Registry has introduced new policies regarding anonymity involving India‘s ccTLD. After proclaiming that domain investors are not welcome, NIXI (National Internet Exchange of India), demands that domain registrars offering .in registrations agree to the following:

pb · Mar 29, 2024

"The use of VPN addresses should be blocked by the registrars."
Um... is there a list or something?

silentg · Mar 29, 2024

There are more rule changes:

https://twitter.com/x/status/1773000464348709164

pb · Mar 29, 2024

Why don't they just terminate all accreditations and only take direct registrations?
They would quickly learn how "easy" it is to comply with all these elaborate rules.
The biggest country in the world and the registry acts like a backwater tld serving a dozen registrants...

Mr. Deleted · Mar 29, 2024

I only have one .co.in and it has private Whois. So do I need to remove that to keep my name? I’ve earned about 1.1 bitcoin from the domain name.

DNSSEC · Apr 5, 2024

Mr. Deleted said:
I only have one .co.in and it has private Whois. So do I need to remove that to keep my name? I’ve earned about 1.1 bitcoin from the domain name.

you are so awesome！

DNSSEC · Apr 5, 2024

It may be trying to cut itself off from the rest of the world.

Mr. Deleted · Apr 8, 2024

DNSSEC said:
you are so awesome！

Freebit.co.in is awesome.

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