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With DNS there are a few problems: * Your name, address, and other details are exposed in Whois DB linking all your details to a real name / address. * You ar
by rntksi 6y ago
With DNS there are a few problems:
* Your name, address, and other details are exposed in Whois DB linking all your details to a real name / address.
* You are subject to regulations on domain name use. For example if you have an .eu domain and you live in the UK, you had to either have a new address in the EU after brexit or abandon it.
- alangibson 6y agoBoth of those are only true for some domains. There are a great many gTLDs that support whois privacy and also don't care where you are.