What is Domain Privacy?

When you register a domain name with any provider, your details (name, address, email and phone number) are automatically added to a public WHOIS directory. This is a regulatory requirement for anyone who registers their domain. With Domain Privacy you can hide your personal information from public view, protecting you from spammers, data miners and marketers to reduce unsolicited phone calls and emails.

Prevent spam

Domain Privacy masks your business details, minimising unsolicited calls and emails from people using the public directory.

Easy to manage

Once you have Domain Privacy set up with us, you can turn on your service anytime.

Protect your online identity

Perfect for growing businesses who have a home office. Domain Privacy keeps all your personal contact details private.

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Remain anonymous

Anyone can perform a WHOIS lookup on most domains. Domain Privacy hides your personal contact information from public view, replacing it with the privacy service details as a proxy. This keeps your personal information private and protects it from being shared to the public.

Prevent domain related spam — Prevent domain-related spam

Spammers, data miners and marketers often use the public directory to extract private details, like your name, address, phone number and email. Domain Privacy masks the contact information you submitted with your domain registration, minimising unsolicited calls and emails from people using the public directory.

Easy to activate and manage

Domain Privacy is easy to manage through your Netregistry account after purchase. You can turn the service on or off at any time, so you have complete control over when your information is public and when it’s private.

Note: Those who are a resident in the EU will be covered by the GDPR and will not need Domain Privacy.

Domain Privacy protects your domain ID

Take a look at the example below. To the left, a typical, publicly-available WHOIS registration.
To the right, a secure WHOIS registration, with protection from the Domain Privacy service.