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> I'm not sure if that's in-line with broader ICANN rules surrounding domain owner rights. Doesn't matter, they're ccTLDs, and if the countries-in-question did
by zinekeller 4y ago
> I'm not sure if that's in-line with broader ICANN rules surrounding domain owner rights.
Doesn't matter, they're ccTLDs, and if the countries-in-question didn't require that Freenom assign the names to actual users. ICANN is irrelevant here, period.
- noirscape 4y agoICANN iirc still has a group that can tell ccTLD registrars to get their shit together and if the company also handles gTLDs (which iirc freenom does), they can still make that a bureaucratic nightmare for them. It's not one of those things where they can outright say "you can't do that", but it is one of those things where it's "if you don't cooperate we'll make your life hell in other ways".