Your information will be hidden in our database if you have name and address protection in the Civil Registration System (Folkeregisteret).
According to the legislation governing .dk domain names, Punktum dk is required to provide a publicly accessible WHOIS database containing the name and address details of all .dk registrants.
Therefore, if you wish for your information to be hidden in our database, you must contact your municipality and apply for name and address protection in the Civil Registration System. We will hide the information once we receive notification of the change from the Civil Registration System.
Read more about name and address protection at borger.dk
Secret phone number
If you wish to have your telephone number hidden in our database, you must first ensure that your telephone number is secret with your telecommunications provider.
Once you have done this, you must submit documentation to this effect from your telecommunications provider documenting that the telephone number is secret. You can do this by create a ticket here..
Have your information hidden in Punktum dk's database. Apply for name and address protection in the Civil Registration System, or contact your telecommunications provider. read more.
Hidden information with no address in Denmark
If you have a foreign address, you can remain anonymous in our WHOIS database, provided you have protection equivalent to Danish name and address protection in the country in question.
Documentation of foreign name and address protection must be submitted to us.