gdpr

Long before General Data Protection Regulation (GDPR) compliance was a topic, GoDaddy and other registrars adopted a practice of obscuring WHOIS records and/or requiring persons interested in knowing the identity of the registrant to visit their website to retrieve the properly formed WHOIS...

Long before General Data Protection Regulation (GDPR) compliance was a topic, GoDaddy and other registrars adopted a practice of obscuring WHOIS records and/or requiring persons interested in knowing the identity of the registrant to visit their website to retrieve the properly formed WHOIS...

How to report a personal data breach? I am from Europe and my personal info (first name last name, address, email, phone etc ) on the WHOIS. Registrar is NetworkSolutions.com Please help! :(

How to report a personal data breach? I am from Europe and my personal info (first name last name, address, email, phone etc ) on the WHOIS. Registrar is NetworkSolutions.com Please help! :(

HERE IS A (PARTIAL BUT IMPORTANT) SOLUTION FOR THE GDPR-PROBLEM (privacy from Europeans in whois) FROM GODADDY-DOMAINS (!!!!) THIS IS ALREADY PARTIALLY A SOLUTION TO KNOW THE OWNER AND CONTACT HIM/HER from GODADDY FOR THE GDPR-PROBLEM. I know this from the Godaddy-premier-support. PLEASE TRY...

HERE IS A (PARTIAL BUT IMPORTANT) SOLUTION FOR THE GDPR-PROBLEM (privacy from Europeans in whois) FROM GODADDY-DOMAINS (!!!!) THIS IS ALREADY PARTIALLY A SOLUTION TO KNOW THE OWNER AND CONTACT HIM/HER from GODADDY FOR THE GDPR-PROBLEM. I know this from the Godaddy-premier-support. PLEASE TRY...

which registrars offer free privacy for a .com domain? 1) domain.com 2) namecheap.com your info in the whois 1) network solutions a web.com company 2) name.com please post safe registrars thanks

which registrars offer free privacy for a .com domain? 1) domain.com 2) namecheap.com your info in the whois 1) network solutions a web.com company 2) name.com please post safe registrars thanks

The US government, via NTIA, has a comment period (that closes on Tuesday) on the topic of International Internet Policy Priorities, which includes domain names, ICANN, GDPR, and so on. My submission (finished last night) can be read at...

The US government, via NTIA, has a comment period (that closes on Tuesday) on the topic of International Internet Policy Priorities, which includes domain names, ICANN, GDPR, and so on. My submission (finished last night) can be read at...

GDPR has been in force for over a month, and it is creating some complications for domain investors. This afternoon, a friend emailed me to get some advice. His company is close to selling one of its domain names, but the buyer wants to confirm that the company owns the domain name. Because of...

GDPR has been in force for over a month, and it is creating some complications for domain investors. This afternoon, a friend emailed me to get some advice. His company is close to selling one of its domain names, but the buyer wants to confirm that the company owns the domain name. Because of...

GDPR is impacting the Uniform Domain Name Dispute Policy process. Without public Whois, companies that believe someone is cybersquatting on their domain might have to “go blind” into a UDRP filing; they won’t know who the domain name registrant is.This is one of the things World Intellectual...

GDPR is impacting the Uniform Domain Name Dispute Policy process. Without public Whois, companies that believe someone is cybersquatting on their domain might have to “go blind” into a UDRP filing; they won’t know who the domain name registrant is.This is one of the things World Intellectual...

Whether you are looking to privately acquire a domain name or sell a domain name you already own, it is essential to have the contact information for prospective buyers. With GDPR in place, finding good contact information for a company can be challenging.I have found that many consumer facing...

Whether you are looking to privately acquire a domain name or sell a domain name you already own, it is essential to have the contact information for prospective buyers. With GDPR in place, finding good contact information for a company can be challenging.I have found that many consumer facing...

It has been mentioned several times on Twitter, but another two-letter .COM looks to have been sold very recently. This name, VM.com, moved to Escrow.com's concierge account before moving under privacy protection to GoDaddy, which would indicate a sale. It's unclear who bought the name, but it's...

It has been mentioned several times on Twitter, but another two-letter .COM looks to have been sold very recently. This name, VM.com, moved to Escrow.com's concierge account before moving under privacy protection to GoDaddy, which would indicate a sale. It's unclear who bought the name, but it's...

Does the new GDRP laws change anything regarding active email outreach to potential buyers for a domain name? What information are we required to include in the initial outreach email? For example, do we have to write how we found their contact details or why we think that they should have a...

Does the new GDRP laws change anything regarding active email outreach to potential buyers for a domain name? What information are we required to include in the initial outreach email? For example, do we have to write how we found their contact details or why we think that they should have a...