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Domain privacy

Quick answer · What is Domain privacy?

A registration service or data-publication arrangement that limits which personal contact details appear publicly.

Concept reference: ICANN: Privacy and proxy services
IN PRACTICE

Domain privacy: an example

A domain lookup may display alternative contact information while the account retains accurate registrant details.

KEEP IN MIND

The distinction that matters

Privacy features do not make account records unnecessary or conceal website content from visitors.

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What is a practical example of Domain privacy?

A domain lookup may display alternative contact information while the account retains accurate registrant details.

Does domain privacy remove the need to maintain account records?

Privacy features do not make account records unnecessary or conceal website content from visitors.

Which concepts should I read alongside Domain privacy?
  • Registrant: The person or organization holding the registration rights for a domain under its registration agreement.
  • RDAP: The Registration Data Access Protocol provides structured access to internet registration data.

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