Private Domain Why?

[bharatverma]

I just start learning about hosting and the first question come to my mind is what is dedicated domain( vip, private whatever call). Who use it, In which situation i will need this.

[fizzer]

There is just a "domain", get a domain from domain registar and get a webhosting (registars usually also provide it). When having these two people can access your web site when entering domain name into web browser.

[suhanarai]

i haven't heard any term like private domain. waiting for an appropriate answer against it.

[swethamohan]

Can we keep any numbers in domain? While searching can we get our site or blog when we keep numbers in domain?

[julie]

When you choose private domain registration for your domain name, your registrar will replace your contact information with its own in the WHOIS database. It will charge an additional fee separate from your domain registration.

[CanSpace]

They are likely referring to WHOIS privacy - which simply keeps your own contact details hidden.

[davidlog]

#1: Protect your privacy
#2: Prevent unwanted solicitation
#3: Stay in control
#4: stay away from hacks
#5: manipulate google if you want to do a PBN

Domain Privacy Guide

[Attie]

-- my spouse and i haven't much observed any kind of time period similar to individual website. expecting a suitable reply next to it.

[malik1994]

i think it keeps our record secret

[diana888]

When you register a domain name, whether or not it's a personal or business site, you're asked to provide personal information. You can either publicly register the domain, which is what most people do, or you can privately register it. A public registration allows for anyone on the web to do a WHOIS search for any domain names you own, and the search results will return your street address, e-mail address, name, and any other information you've entered in. A private registration hides all of that information, but it can have certain drawbacks as well.