Ross and all, So corporate registrants are able to opt-out. Really peachy! < sarcasm intended > And for the icing on the cake, third parties whom are not truly accountable to anyone have unrestricted access. Even more peachy! < more sarcasm intended > Seems to me the CIRA made the RCMP job another level of complex as now they have to keep an eye on both the registrants/registrars/ registries AND the new third parties with unrestricted access to Whois data. A master stroke, Genius! < more sarcasm intended > Soon now the sale of registrants whois private data will take a price hike and the bidding will commence, offline of course, or over VPN's, which are virtually impossible to trace. How special! Not only this a new market has been created, that of third party falsely editing CA whois data for a price, without the true registrant knowing of course... Sounds alot like Wikipedia all over again, eh? Now I have to wonder how and if other law enforcement agencies are going to be able to give cart blanche trust to these third parties for .CA domains and Whois data being accurate. I can only say that none of our Canadian members will... -----Original Message-----
From: Ross Rader <ross@tucows.com> Sent: May 4, 2008 4:19 PM To: Evan Leibovitch <evan@telly.org> Cc: Bill Silverstein <icann-list@sorehands.com>, alac@atlarge-lists.icann.org Subject: Re: [At-Large] New CIRA Whois Policy - fear mongering?
Evan Leibovitch wrote:
Just to be clear... are corporate registrants not able to opt out?
No.
Are these channels limited to law enforcement?
No.
/ross
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