Can I get permanent use rights after I get the domain name?

Recently, I have seen many questions about permanent domain names. Even my friends are asking whether they have permanent use rights after registering or purchasing a domain name.

The answer is of course no. For friends who have just registered a domain name or purchased a domain name from others, you must not take it lightly. The use of domain names is limited. When you get a domain name, you must first confirm the expiration date of the domain name. If you want to use the domain name permanently, you also need to manage the domain name.

First, the holder must renew on time, and the renewal period is generally 1-10 years. Users can choose to renew once a year, each renewal period is one year; or they can renew once every nine years, each renewal period is nine years.

Can you use the domain name as long as you renew on time? Nothing is absolute. Renewing on time is only a necessary condition for permanent use of a domain name. In addition to renewing on time, we also need to comply with the Internet Security Law and not use the domain name to build illegal and illegal websites, such as fraud, pornography, gambling, and drugs, because once there are illegal and illegal acts, the registry and other management agencies have the right to reclaim the domain name.

Therefore, as long as you use it normally and renew it on time, the domain name you registered or purchased can continue to be used by you.