Public Interest Registry has inked a first-of-its kind domain takedown partnership with the American Red Cross.
The deal gives the Red Cross a "trusted notifier" status, meaning it will have a special channel to report fraudulent fundraising sites with domains, which PIR can then suspend at the registry level.
It's designed mainly to quickly tackle fraud sites that spring up to exploit people's good will in the aftermath of natural disasters to which the Red Cross would typically respond to.
It's particularly relevant not only due to the size of PIR's flagship .org, but also due to its recent takeovers of gTLDs including .charity and .giving.
PIR said the partnership is only for such cases, and would not permit the Red Cross to take down criticism or satire. It also said there's an appeals process for registrants whose names are suspended.
Trusted notifier schemes are not uncommon among the larger registries, but they typically focus on Big Copyright and organizations that fight child sexual abuse material online.
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