How does a domain name dispute arise, and what are the legal provisions regarding domain name disputes?
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Today, domain name disputes are not uncommon, and many people are not fully aware of the conditions that trigger such disputes, leading to unintentional legal violations. Today, Juming.com aims to educate you on the conditions for triggering domain name disputes, hoping to help you avoid legal trouble!
Domain name disputes refer to disputes arising from the registration or use of internet domain names, leading to various legal issues. Solutions are based on the "China Internet Network Information Center (CNNIC) Domain Name Dispute Resolution Measures," the "China Internet Domain Name Management Measures," and the "China Internet Network Information Center Domain Name Dispute Resolution Procedure Rules."
1. Domain Name Squatting
As a dispute resolution institution authorized by CNNIC, we resolve .CN/Chinese domain name disputes according to the "China Internet Network Information Center Domain Name Dispute Resolution Measures."
The Beijing Secretariat of the Asian Domain Name Dispute Resolution Center, one of the four world-renowned generic top-level domain (GTLD) dispute resolution institutions designated by the Internet Corporation for Assigned Names and Numbers (ICANN), resolves disputes involving GTLDs such as .COM, .ORG, and .NET according to ICANN's "Uniform Domain Name Dispute Resolution Policy."
2. General URL Registration
As a general URL dispute resolution agency authorized by the China Internet Network Information Center (CNNIC), we resolve disputes concerning general URLs managed and maintained by CNNIC in accordance with the "CNNIC General URL Dispute Resolution Method".
3. Wireless URL Registration
As a wireless URL dispute resolution agency authorized by CNNIC, we resolve disputes concerning wireless URLs managed and maintained by CNNIC in accordance with the "CNNIC Wireless URL Dispute Resolution Method".
4. SMS URL Registration
As an SMS URL dispute resolution agency authorized by the China Mobile Communications Association (CMAC), we resolve disputes concerning SMS URLs managed and maintained by the CMAC SMS URL Joint Information Center in accordance with the "SMS URL Dispute Resolution Method".
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