WHOIS Problem Reporting System to Gain Privacy Option

ronjor · Mar 8, 2011

A system that allows anti-spam activists to report entities that bulk-register domain names using false or misleading identity data is about to gain a much-needed new privacy feature: The option for activists not to expose their identities to the very spammers they’re trying to report.

The Internet Corporation for Assigned Names and Numbers (ICANN), the organization that oversees the Internet’s domain name system, runs a program called the WHOIS Data Problem Reporting System (WDPRS). It’s designed to allow Internet community members to alert registrars about customers that list incomplete or inaccurate contact records for domain registrations.
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CloneRanger · Mar 8, 2011

Great, let's hope that the registrars act Very quickly on the info they get, they havn't in the past

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