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ICANN has approved Verisign's proposal to terminate the third-level domain hierarchy of '.name', affecting 22,000 users, including Neil Fraser, who has held his domain for nearly twenty-five years. The decision will result in the loss of websites, email addresses, and IoT device functionality for those users, with potential security risks from unauthorized domain registrations.
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ICANN has approved Verisign's proposal to terminate the third-level domain hierarchy of '.name', affecting 22,000 users, including Neil Fraser, who has held his domain for nearly twenty-five years. The decision will result in the loss of websites, email addresses, and IoT device functionality for those users, with potential security risks from unauthorized domain registrations.
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.name Termination
Termination of '.name' Domains Approved by ICANN