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My understanding is this would make it illegal to not put your real address there. You can willingly break the law, but that'll create other issues for you.
by meowface 5y ago
My understanding is this would make it illegal to not put your real address there. You can willingly break the law, but that'll create other issues for you.
- travoc 5y agoMy address is a mailbox store in Missouri.
- mandelbrotwurst 5y agoMailing addresses that are not your physical address may be a decent workaround, but should that even be necessary?
- ISL 5y agoWhen opening a mailbox, I had to provide ID and a notarized signature.
- ALittleLight 5y agoAs someone who doesn't live in the EU why should I concern myself with their laws? It sounds bad, but I won't obey it.
- SturgeonsLaw 5y agoThe registrar is subject to EU law, so they could be forced to limit or remove your access to your domain
- 3np 5y agoThis proposal is regarding EU TLD registrars. Country TLDs in the EU (.de, .fr, .se etc) already require you to be an EU resident. So you wouldn't be subject to these rules as you're not entitled to hold one of those domains.
- jeltz 5y agoYou are wrong about at least .se. You do not need to be sn EU resident to own a .se domain.
- jobigoud 5y agoBut will you also need to update it when you move?