You will not find anything more privacy oriented than Njalla.

If you want to actually “get” a domain name from icann, you are required to give them identifying information. There is no way around that. Except for the part at the end of this reply.

You can go through incognito or njalla and maybe even someone else, but at that point it’s “their” domain and you’re just renting it. The difference may matter for your purposes. Think critically about what you are trying to avoid and accomplish.

It’s not clear to me what you as a self identifying European expect to accomplish by not verifying your id with a group that asks for it in order to comply with the privacy law you imply you’d prefer to have the protections of. This is another area where I would encourage you to think critically about what you’re trying to accomplish and what material conditions surround you.

If you don’t want to do all that, just break the law. There’s a bigass database of ids from a breach of some company that does in person id scanning. Each one is a few bucks and you could easily pose as one of those people.

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Domain registrars do id verification now? I'm also in Europe and the mail is only for sending me the reminder to pay

Check out incognet.io. You can buy a domain and pay for it with Monero.

And you do not have to give information about yourself. You are identified as incognit user, and then the company's street address.

With that said, you don't actually own the domain because it is in their name with their street address, so it's mainly a for-benefit of type arrangement where the company actually owns it, and then they allow you to use it. As I said, you can pay with Monero, and the only thing you have to give them is an email address and a password, and they accept alias email addresses.

Hey, we partner with Faivelo for email. Very dependable, includes read receipts, and unlimited mailboxes priced by storage so we only pay for what we use. Solid customer experience.

I use porkbun, connected to Proton for email. Porkbun itself only handles DNS requests, so I dont think there's any data there. I suppose they could monitor which hosts are requesting my email?

They wouldn't know if it's one email account or hundreds, though.

I would expect Njalla would be better, but I've never used them myself

Cloudflare are my go to. Mostly because they sell at cost though, don't have to worry about being shafted on renewals. https://www.cloudflare.com/domains/

dum queston: why do u (not you sfecficaly just someone in general) need a domain

Alibaba, The Chinese are the most trustworthy.

Just learned they support Omarchy. Fucking shit.