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Another example is OVH with its owo option which obfuscate Whois datas for years.
by JeanMarcS 8y ago
Another example is OVH with its owo option which obfuscate Whois datas for years.
- zaarn 8y agoOWO is sadly not available for some domains I use (notable .de and .eu don't seem to allow OWO). WHOIS blackout and redesign under GDPR should address the problem of some registries requiring non-obfuscated WHOIS (some even requiring me to put in the ID number of my ID card)
- dx034 8y agoOVH is weird, they quite often don't obfuscate all contact data. I switched to namecheap for some and they don't leave any of your original data in there.