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What is domain privacy protection?

Domain privacy protection, also often referred to as Whois privacy protection, is a service offered by domain registrars to protect the personal information of domain owners from being publicly accessible in the Whois database. This service works by replacing the owner's contact details with generic information provided by the registrar, ensuring that personal information remains confidential and protected from unauthorized access.

Without this protection, domain owners risk exposing their information to those who may misuse it for fraudulent purposes. It also offers benefits such as reducing spam emails, protecting against domain hijacking attempts, and preventing domain-related scams.

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