ICANN RDS / Privacy Implications Update

[Ayden Férdeline]

If you are tracking how ICANN seeks to bring WHOIS into compliance with the GDPR, the attached three memos are essential reading. Like many good stories, it is a drama divided into three acts:

- Part 1 - published 16 October 2017 - describes the potential issues that could arise in relation to the WHOIS service in its current form as a result of the GDPR.
- Part 2 - published on 15 December 2017 - addressed questions that the ICANN community has raised with a goal of providing a better general understanding of the effects of the GDPR on the domain name space.
- Part 3 - published yesterday - elaborates on how the processing of data within the scope of WHOIS could possibly be changed to become compliant with the GDPR.

—Ayden
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