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 Although the RDAP and WHOIS protocols allow you to obtain precise information about a domain, it is not possible to
 perform a reverse search to discover a list of domain names associated with an entity. Additionally, accessing a
-detailed history of events (ownership changes, renewals, etc.) is not feasible with these protocols.
-
-## How it works?
-
-### RDAP search
-
-The latest version of the WHOIS protocol was standardized in 2004 by RFC 3912. This protocol allows anyone to
-retrieve key information concerning a domain name, an IP address, or an entity registered with a registry.
-
-ICANN launched a global vote in 2023 to propose replacing the WHOIS protocol with RDAP. As a result, registries and
-registrars will no longer be required to support WHOIS from 2025 (*WHOIS Sunset Date*).
-
-Domain Watchdog uses the RDAP protocol, which will soon be the new standard for retrieving information concerning domain
-names. The data is organized in a SQL database to minimize space by ensuring an entity is not repeated.
-
-### Connector Provider
-
-A connector is a way to order a domain name. It is important to mention that this project does not act as a payment
-intermediary.
-Indeed, the user's credentials are directly used to enable the purchase via the provider's API. To this end, the user
-gives his consent to define the legal framework in which the use of his account with the provider's API will be made.
-
-### Watchlist
-
-A watchlist is a list of domain names, triggers and possibly an API connector.
-They allow you to follow the life of the listed domain names and send you a notification when a change has been
-detected.
-
-If a domain has expired and a connector is linked to the Watchlist, then Domain Watchdog will try to order it via the
-connector provider's API.
-
-Note: If the same domain name is present on several Watchlists, on the same principle as the raise condition, it is not
-possible to predict in advance which user will win the domain name. The choice is left to chance.
+detailed history of events (ownership changes, renewals, etc.) is not feasible with these protocols.
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