Yes. Privacy is included at no charge and turned on when you register. It replaces your name, address, phone and email in public WHOIS lookups, which keeps your details private and cuts down on spam.
A few extensions, like .us and some country domains, don't allow privacy under their own rules. For those, your contact details show in public records. To check or change it, open the domain in Domains and look at the Privacy switch.
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Privacy doesn't hide you from Lynqly: ICANN rules require us to keep your real details on file. It also doesn't block disclosure for valid legal requests, like court orders or domain disputes.
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