happeningtofry99158 @ happeningtofry99158 @lemmy.world

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Sry, I should state my device model in the post

I am using google pixel 9a so this issue looks like it might not be the issue of storage speed?

Also sorry about the typo in the post, I'm using ZipXtract and matrial files for decompressing

Sry, I should state my device model in the post

I am using google pixel 9a so this issue looks like it might not be the issue of storage speed?

Sry, I should state my device model in the post

I am using google pixel 9a so this issue looks like it might not be the issue of storage speed?

thanks a lot!

thanks a lot!

thanks for explaining

lol. thanks a lot!

I don't really plan on going total anonymous as I don't have any bitcoin, it's just that I don't want cloudflare, a company to have access to my name and address without having to go through some Legal procedures. The domain is going to associate with my real ip anyway. For me it is good enough that my name is not in whois database or go public

and thanks a lot for providing these info. I guess I'm just going to put in false info and argue that is typo in the future. The most I'm gonna loss is 80$

thanks a lot!

That means everyone could use whois to look up the name and address associated with a certain domain if no privacy protection is provided by the provider right?

good to know!

thanks a lot for sharing the experience!

but they do ask for personal information. what did you fill in there?

Never had a human check AFAIK.

that's good to know!

https://www.reddit.com/r/Domains/comments/1cxl7y2/when_registering_domain_name_should_i_use_my_real/

The issue with using fake details is that you risk getting your account suspended. Also, if your domain gets stolen you've made it impossible to retrieve because you will have to verify your information.

How can a domain get stolen?

Not exactly how, just wanting to know the experiences of commit international fraud 😀

but toh the most they will do is disqualify the domain and don't return the money, that is a risk I'm willing to take

do you still have your domain?

that's what I am really interested in. How do they check this?

lol that's a relief to hear

but it's been a decade maybe the policy have changed nowadays?

according to @PhilipTheBucket@ponder.cat

They definitely do check. I don’t know how detailed the checks are or how major a crime it is to use someone else’s info, but there are enough checks in place, you can’t just type in Porky Pig or made-up nonsense or anything

I was going to use their service, but I came across this thread: https://www.blackhatworld.com/seo/is-njalla-still-legit.1521208/, where many people are saying that njal.la is a scam. This is making me have second thoughts.

worse 🫥

which setting does that then? (prevent an app from opening another app)