(Now in Plain English)
(Last modified March 4, 2020)
The easyDNS Terms of Service constitute an agreement between easyDNS clients and easyDNS. If you are not our client, you have no standing within that agreement. If you are not our client then do not invoke our ToS.
easyDNS reserves the right to publicly post any takedown or disclosure request we receive. Any legal or public documents involving easyDNS may be (and often are) posted to our blog.
You can report network abuse to abuse@easydns.com
Takedown and Enforcement Policies
- Report all cases of Network Abuse to our abuse@easydns.com desk. These are the only types of takedowns we are competent to assess and can action absent a court order. Such types of abuse include:
- Spamming (please be sure it originated from here and isn’t simply forged headers).
- Phishing
- Botnets, DDoS attacks
- We do not accept takedown requests from public email domains. Sorry, but demands originating from internet-compliance@hotmail.ru typically do not get actioned.
- All court orders, subpoenas, warrants, or other legal documents must be served within a competent jurisdiction. easyDNS is based in Toronto, Ontario, Canada. If your legal document is from outside of our jurisdiction, contact the Ontario Sheriff’s Office to have your material executed here.
- Please send us a digital copy of Copyright Removals (in English). Our clients are required under our Terms of Service to honour copyright removal requests. Please send a digital copy of DMCA, or other copyright removal requests to our abuse desk (abuse@easydns.com) and we will forward it to our client. Please note that easyDNS is a provincially incorporated company in Canada thus DMCA does not legally bind us. We forward copyright takedowns pursuant to our own ToS.
- If you threaten us with civil or criminal action the conversation is over (a.k.a The Fechner Legal rule). If you do not understand that we are an ISP and a mechanical distributor if you are profoundly ignorant of Canadian law, we recommend that your first course of action is to consult a Canadian attorney.
Data Disclosure Policies
easyDNS will drop MyPrivacy.net whois masking, or release underlying contact info when:
- Ordered by a Law Enforcement Agency or Canadian government entity that possesses the legal agency to do so
- easyDNS determines that a domain protected by whois privacy is in violation of the easyDNS Terms of Service
- In compliance with any ICANN or CIRA policies such as a UDRP or URS proceeding.
