Facebook appeals Rob Facebok.com etc easily confusing domain names

Play more online Beijing time September 20 Evening news, according to foreign media reports, users will soon not be able to log in to sell Low-cost Apple products facebok.com, because the domain name will be transferred to the world's leading social networking site Facebook name. Facebook has filed a lawsuit against the owner of the facebok.com domain.　　It is alleged that the current owner of Facebok.com is a German living in a hotel in Munich named Franz Bauer.　　Earlier this month, Facebook won the battle for facebok.com ownership, so the domain will soon be transferred to Facebook's CEO Mark Zuckerberg and his company's name Zuckerberg. Facebook appeals to rob Facebok.com domain names It is understood that Facebook has filed lawsuits against two other confusing domain names faceboook.com and facebooj.com owners.　　Of course, there are a lot of such domain names that are not within the scope of the Facebook lawsuit. Unlike other internet giants, Facebook is not active in confusing websites that prevent users from logging in.　　According to the Udrpsearch website, Facebook only filed two domain name lawsuits against the national arbitration Forum this year, compared with three lawsuits throughout the year. This seems to have little impact on the company, but profiting from confusing domain names is a big industry. Analysts believe that the more companies that appeal to a confusing domain name, the less likely the industry to profit from confusing domain names will survive. (Edit/Zhang Xing)