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As they should. If a domain name changes hands, the previous owner should have its ownership verification revoked.
by pul 3y ago
As they should. If a domain name changes hands, the previous owner should have its ownership verification revoked.
- ta1243 3y agoBut the new owner could just duplicate the entries, to avoid that you have to periodically revalidate with a new entry.
- rjmunro 3y agoI think it's more about the opposite. If you are the new owner, you don't want the old owner to continue to have access to features connected to your new domain. So as a new owner you would want to remove the tokens.
- ta1243 3y agoIntriguing, hadn't considered that way round!. spf especially is something you'd have to update Presumably services pay attention to the TTL, so services don't have to constantly refresh.
- m3047 3y agoThere should be a mechanism to have the validating party revoke the code they gave you. (Right?)