Using this method, you can disable the GDPR for a domain name. Keep in mind that by default it is active.
*Not all domain names have and support GDPR.
| Name | Data Type | Status | Description |
| auth-id or sub-auth-id or sub-auth-user | Integer | Required | Authentication parameter |
| auth-password | String | Required | Authentication parameter |
| domain-name | String | Required | Name of the domain |
| status | String | Required | Enter 1 if you want to turn off the GDPR. 0 = activate |
When the authentication of API user is not correct, any API request will fail with the following status and statusDescription:
{"status":"Failed","statusDescription":"Invalid authentication, incorrect auth-id or auth-password."}
If a domain name is not added or if the requested domain does not exist in your account, the following status will be returned:
{"status":"Failed","statusDescription":"Missing domain-name"}
Note: These are example errors in JSON format, and these are not the only errors that can be displayed.
URL JSON: https://api.cloudns.net/domains/modify-gdpr-protection.json
POST/GET: auth-id=0&auth-password=password&domain-name=domain.com&status=1
POST/GET: sub-auth-id=0&auth-password=password&domain-name=domain.com&host=ns1&status=1
URL XML: https://api.cloudns.net/domains/modify-gdpr-protection.xml
POST/GET: auth-id=0&auth-password=password&domain-name=domain.com&host=ns1&status=1
POST/GET: sub-auth-id=0&auth-password=password&domain-name=domain.com&host=ns1&status=1