Re:81k UK-owned .eu domains suspended as Brexit transition ends
by raverbashing on Tuesday January 05, 2021 @01:38PM
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The rules of .eu domain ownership were known in advance, and there was many years of advance notice and one year of transition rules. If domain owners didn't take action on that long transition period I'd say the incompetence lies with them.
As per the article:
> and owners now have three months to prove their right to run a .eu domain. This means updating contact data to transfer the .eu domain to an EU-subsidiary outside the UK; or declaring citizenship or residence of an EU member state.
So they still have a grace period in addition to the previous transition year, in addition to the time after triggering Art. 50
As per the article:
> and owners now have three months to prove their right to run a .eu domain. This means updating contact data to transfer the .eu domain to an EU-subsidiary outside the UK; or declaring citizenship or residence of an EU member state.
So they still have a grace period in addition to the previous transition year, in addition to the time after triggering Art. 50