Custom domains using your own reverse-proxy!

When you order a free domain from freenom you’ll be acting as a user of the domain and not a licensee, which is true. Although, their limitations are that you can’t transfer the domain and Freenom can cancel your domain if it does not comply with their Free domain name policy and dot.tk policy.

Anyhow, they do not remain the right to perform any actions against user-interaction, or in other words, they will- and can not put content on your site, make your domain redirect to some other place, etc. That is completely under your control.

EDIT: A licensee of a domain basically means you are the sole owner of the domain, and have full right to do as you wish with it (as long as it comply with the registrar’s policies and ICANN policies). A user of some domain means that you do not own the domain, but you remain the right to control the domain in certain areas.

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Also @Froosty, that will never happen, this is against the .tk policy:

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Aha! So .tk domains are more safe then .ml, .ga, and all the other domains.

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I believe that the domains all have a very similar if not the same policies because they are all operated by freenom.

You can have a look at Terms and Conditions

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All free domains under freedom does not allow malware and adult content.

There is more than just that, if you’re not sure at what you’re allowed to and not allowed to do you can always check the Policies for the different TLDs and Freenom’s ToS and Free Domains Agreement linked in my previous post :slight_smile:

Freenom can absolutely redirect your domains anywhere. They control the domains, and can point them anywhere, with CNAMEs or otherwise.

What if you use cloudflare name servers? Wouldn’t they have to remove the name servers first and maybe trigger a cloudflare alert?

Yes, they would remove the cloudflare NS records

They indeed can redirect your domains, but they won’t…

Here’s an idea, most glitch projects have a bit of issues with security headers. For example anyone can iframe the app, so you can make a default header adder that blocks iframing.

Moved to #tutorials.