I think the point of this is not to push out people that use fake contact information but to keep registrars from holding domains from users. If a deliberate move was made by a registrar before to keep their paying customers from leaving by holding the domain, there was nothing the customer could do. Now, the registrar must relinquish control and allow the transfer. I think this is a welcome regulation change as I have had problems transfering domains in the past.
All you have to do is make sure your contact information is up to date. And if a domain gets taken, you can always dispute it.
Actually, the speed of light has been broken for many years. Light has been sped up to many times the speed of light, and now, electricity has been sped up to 4 billion kph.
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I think the point of this is not to push out people that use fake contact information but to keep registrars from holding domains from users. If a deliberate move was made by a registrar before to keep their paying customers from leaving by holding the domain, there was nothing the customer could do. Now, the registrar must relinquish control and allow the transfer. I think this is a welcome regulation change as I have had problems transfering domains in the past.
All you have to do is make sure your contact information is up to date. And if a domain gets taken, you can always dispute it.
Actually, the speed of light has been broken for many years. Light has been sped up to many times the speed of light, and now, electricity has been sped up to 4 billion kph.