Google Argentina’s domain name which was up for auction for two hours was bought by a random young man Nicolas Kurona.

The 30-year-old web designer said he was able to buy Google.com.ar using a normal, legal process.
Nicolas was working on a web design project for a client when he got Whatsapp messages reporting that Google was down.

This prompted him to visit www.google.com.ar but noticed the site did not work. He then proceeded to the Network Information Center Argentina (NIC) which is the organization responsible for operating the .ar country code domains. Upon searching for Google, he discovered that Argentina’s Google domain available for purchase.
Nicolas said he never imagined that he would be allowed to buy it.
Google Argentina told the BBC: “For a short term, the domain was acquired by someone else.” It added it had regained control of the domain very quickly.

Nevertheless, he followed the steps after which he received an email with the purchase invoice.
Upon searching for www.google.com.ar in his search bar he was dumbfounded when he found that his personal data appeared.

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