4 ms·
Not to mention countries like Germany, where you are required by law to make your address public. Honestly, I've always viewed whois protection as a huge scam.
by ruswick 14y ago
Not to mention countries like Germany, where you are required by law to make your address public. Honestly, I've always viewed whois protection as a huge scam. Those who really want your address can get it with trivial ease, and those who don't want it won't seek it anyway.
- rowanseymour 14y ago> I've always viewed whois protection as a huge scam Private registrations allow you to anonymously register a domain. That's still a useful service for a lot of people.