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The WHOIS information associated with your domain name will become publicly visible to everybody right after the registration procedure itself. You can evade that by activating an Whois Privacy Protection service for your domain. With it, your own personal or corporate information, including your name, e–mail and street address, will be replaced with fictitious information. To enable Whois Privacy Protection for your domain name, just choose the domain name and click the Whois Privacy Protection icon to activate this service.

This given service is available with the majority of the generic and country–code TLD extensions that we offer. Make sure you visit the TLD information page on our site to see which domain names are Whois Privacy Protection–eligible.

By locking your domain name, you’ll be able to safeguard it from unsolicited transfers. By doing this, anyone who attempts to start a transfer of your domain to another registrar will be automatically stopped.

In case you have to transfer the domain name to a different registrar yourself, you can unlock it with a mere click of the mouse. The domain locking/unlocking feature is included in the Domain Manager section of your Control Panel. Simply choose a domain name and click the Registrar Lock button to lock or unlock it.

Your domain name goes hand in hand with the registrant, technical and admin contact information that you supply during the registration process. Because this information ought to be correct and up–to–date, you ought to have an option to edit it, when needed.

You can accomplish that through the Domain Manager in your Control Panel. Just select the domain that you want to change the registration details for and then hit the Edit WHOIS button. All the modifications that you make will be reflected live instantly! You will be able to also change the WHOIS information for numerous domain names at once.