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Either Namecheap or INRegistry is wrong

• mohitsingh 6y ago
  I had a long email discussion with Namecheap and they said that INRegistry is the one to blame. Now INRegitry said opposite of what Namecheap said. I am seriously confused which of these two are wrong. One is wrong for sure. Update:- Looks like INRegistry and Namecheap will communicate directly.
  • dylz 6y ago
    .in has forbidden whois privacy for literally years, since its formation. India is also not exactly.. subject to GDPR
    • mohitsingh 6y ago
      That's right but their email response says that they and their all registrars hide sensitive information. When I checked manually, most does but not Namecheap. Even if Namecheap does not violates GDPR, Namecheap still blamed registry while registry says otherwise.
    • deleted 6y ago
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