DOMAIN PRIVACY PROTECTION
Safeguarding your data
Safeguard your personal information, domain, and website.
- Stay clear from fraud and identity theft.
- Check blacklists and scan for malware
- Critical domain status changes trigger instant alerts.
What is Domain Privacy Protection?
By registering a domain, the Internet Corporation for Assigned Names and Numbers (ICANN) requires registrants to publish their information in a public WHOIS database, which can be accessed by anyone worldwide. With SystemVPS Domain Privacy Protection, your personal details such as name, address, phone number and email address are automatically edited to keep your information secure & nbsp; your domain and website are protected.
Protect your personal information
Domain privacy protection prevents the disclosure of your personal information and protects your information from identity theft. A smart scammer or spammer has enough information to create serious problems for you or your business. Domain privacy protection prevents this information from falling into the wrong hands.
Reduce your risk
Avoid unwanted attention from spammers, marketers and marketers. If your contact information is listed in a public database, you can easily become a target for scammers with emails and calls related to internet marketing, search engine optimization and more. Therefore, domain privacy helps reduce the risk of spam by hiding your data.
Protect your domain and website
Domain Privacy Protection protects your domain against hackers and human error by malware scanning and blacklist protection with SiteLock. In addition, domain privacy also prevents domain theft when someone transfers your domain from you. Not only do you protect your domain and website, but also your reputation.
- Avoid disclosing your personal information
- Protection against potential predators or harassment
- Avoid unauthorized access to your site and domain
- Stop spam, spam, or phone calls related to the domain
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Frequently Asked Questions (FAQ)
The WHOIS database identifies the owner of a particular domain name or IP address. ICANN requires that domain ownership information, including the name, address, telephone number, and email address of the domain owner, be made publicly available.
yes Domain Privacy allows you to have full control and ownership of your domain name while preventing your personal information from being made public. In addition, domain privacy helps prevent identity theft, unwanted spam, and the sale of your personal information. However, third parties may contact you without disclosing your personal information to the public.
Most domain extensions support domain privacy. It includes popular extensions like .com, .net, .org, .co, .tv, .mobi!
When domains are blacklisted, website traffic and marketing suffer. Malware scanning actively monitors your site and alerts you to any code that could compromise the security and performance of your site. If something happens, you will be notified so that you can act immediately.
You can add domain privacy protection before or after domain registration. However, we recommend that you do this beforehand so that your personal information is never made public in the WHOIS database. If you add a domain privacy to an existing domain, your information will be public for a while and you will not be able to tell who saw it. It may take some time for all WHOIS websites to clear their data cache and remove your information from public view.
