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The WHOIS information pertaining to your domain name becomes freely available to everyone right after the domain name registration procedure itself. You will be able to elude that by activating an Whois Privacy Protection service for your domain. With it, your personal or corporate details, including your name, e–mail and street address, will be replaced with fictitious information. To activate Whois Privacy Protection for your domain, simply choose the domain name and then click the Whois Privacy Protection icon to activate this feature.

This particular service is available with most of the gTLD and ccTLD extensions that we are offering. Look at the TLD information page on our website to learn which domains are Whois Privacy Protection–eligible.

Registering a number of domain names successively can often be a challenging process. That is why we offer a bulk domain registration tool integrated into our web hosting Control Panel. It enables you to quickly register multiple domains at once.

You’ll be able to activate Whois Privacy Protection, to edit your WHOIS information, to choose whether to host the given domain name under your web hosting account or not.

When registering a domain, you’ll be asked to give accurate and up–to–date registration information, no matter if you are a person or a firm. That is the reason why, you will need to update your WHOIS records whenever necessary. On the other hand, not all TLD extensions support this functionality by default, so first check if this option is available before initiating a WHOIS update.

From the Domain Manager in your Control Panel, you can change the registrant, admin and technical contact info for one or multiple domain names at the same time. All the modifications that you have made will be reflected live immediately!