In Denmark (.dk), any citizen can get their address information removed from publicly available records.  That means that any <i>private</i> individual or company cannot get access to your address information unless you manually give it to them.  (Note: Government agencies still have access to this information.)<p>.dk-domains are owned by persons, not the registrars, and therefore the whois-information for .dk-domains follow the same procedure as addresses.  So if you have &#x27;address protection&#x27; as it is called, your personal information is immediately removed from your whois information.