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The WHOIS information pertaining to your domain name becomes publicly disclosed to everyone immediately after the domain name registration procedure itself. You will be able to escape that by enabling an Whois Privacy Protection service for your domain name. With it, your own personal or business info, including your name, e–mail and street address, will be substituted with fictional info. To Whois Privacy Protect your domain, simply choose the domain and then click on the Whois Privacy Protection icon to request the activation of this feature.

This particular service is available with the majority of the universal and country–specific domains that we are offering. Have a closer look at the TLD information page on our website to learn which top–level domain names are Whois Privacy Protection–eligible.

When registering a domain, you’ll be required to furnish precise and up–to–date registration info, no matter if you’re a person or a corporation. Because of this, 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 for this option before you initiate a WHOIS update.

From the Domain Manager in your Control Panel, you will be able to change the registrant, admin and technical contact information for one or multiple domains at once. All the modifications that you’ve made will be reflected online right away!

Working with our Domain Manager is quite easy, no matter whether you have one or multiple domains to administer. Via its simple–to–use interface, you can select multiple domains at once and renew them (for one or several years), edit their nameservers or update the WHOIS info associated with them instantly.

In case you also have a web hosting account with Midland Web Hosting, you’ll be able to administer both multiple domains and multiple web sites simultaneously from just one single location.