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How to protect my identity while running an online store?
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this post was submitted on 18 Sep 2025
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Whatever you do don't get a domain name (website) and register it with your name and other info they want like email, phone nunber and address. Anyone could whois you and find out all that information in literally 1 second by just typing in your website and it's usually public data unless you request and pay extra for them to hide your info
Most domain registrars make whois info private by default these days. It's typically just a toggle. Same with DNSSEC