Transparency report

Trailing 12 months (May 2025 – April 2026)

We document every legal request we receive. We document what we do about each. Some we comply with. Most we don't. Here's the full picture.

Period at a glance

1843

DMCA notices received

DMCA notices replied to

Court orders received

Court orders complied with

By type

Type	Received	Acted on	Outcome
DMCA notices (US)	1843	0	Auto-discarded — we're not a US entity
Counterfeit complaints (private)	384	0	We don't act on private allegations
Court orders (Seychelles)	2	2	Complied — domains handed over
Court orders (other jurisdictions)	10	1	1 enforceable in SC, 9 not
Police requests (informal)	96	0	Lack legal force
Trademark disputes (UDRP)	11	11	Resolved per UDRP process
Total	2346	14	~0.60% acted on

Domains taken down

3 domains transferred per court orders in this period (cases redacted, Seychelles courts).

0 domains taken down by us discretionarily.

User data shared

3 instances — pseudo + email + first-seen IP only, in the same court-ordered cases.

We do not retain registrant phone numbers, government IDs, or names because we never collect them.

Methodology

We log every legal request received. We review with counsel. We comply when legally compelled by a competent jurisdiction (Seychelles courts, or foreign judgments enforceable in SC). We never volunteer data.

We do not pre-empt enforcement. Domains stay up by default.

Note to rights-holders

If you're a rights-holder reading this and frustrated — sorry not sorry. Send your stuff to a SC court if you can get it heard there. We comply only with what we have to comply with. That's the whole product.

Next report

Next update: January 2027 (full-year 2026 report).