While DNS records are essentially "public" in the sense that anyone can query your nameserver(s) for records, there is an inherent sensitive side to DNS records. We at DNS Spy are aware of that sensitive nature, as you might have DNS records that should remain hidden. This privacy policy highlights the actions we've taken to secure your data and prevent misuse.
Only you have access to your own domain data. You can add or remove contacts from your DNS Spy dashboard to control who can or cannot see your domains.
If someone leaves your organisation, you can delete their user account to prevent further access.
We follow all best practices to secure against web application vulnerabilities, both from a secure coding standpoint as well as the server environment that runs the application.
Your DNS record data is stored securely in our AWS infrastructure located in Virginia, USA. We leverage Amazon Web Services' robust security and compliance framework to ensure your data is protected with enterprise-grade security measures.
We adhere to local law enforcement and data retention policies. Our AWS infrastructure is SOC 2 Type II certified and maintains compliance with various international standards including ISO 27001.
All data remains within AWS's US East (Virginia) region, ensuring compliance with US data protection regulations and providing you with transparency about where your data is stored.
When you delete your account or stop monitoring a domain, we permanently delete those records. We do not "soft delete" in order to restore quickly afterwards.
When you click the delete button, your data and all its history is gone.
This action cannot be undone. Once deleted, your data cannot be recovered. Please ensure you have backed up any important information before proceeding with account deletion.
If you have any questions about how we handle your data or our privacy practices, our support team is here to help clarify any concerns.
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