Previously pointed out for deceptive user behavior, DNSHE (the invitation‑only free domain with the de5.net suffix) was also merged into the PSL (Public Suffix List).
Before formally applying to the PSL, they already promoted that they had passed PSL certification and supported independent Cloudflare DNS integration to attract users. Only afterwards did they actually submit the PSL application.
Although during the review process they also faced criticism, they ultimately passed without issue.
This reflects that:
The PSL review threshold seems to have relaxed recently, increasing the success rate; those offering secondary‑domain distribution services can seize the opportunity to apply.
It offers five domain names for free forever without renewal, and aside from that, the number of registrations per single account is virtually unlimited.
Probably the same old trick again: first, remove all restrictions to attract as many users as possible; use MJJ to boost user numbers and meet the PSL application requirements; then, after successfully getting the PSL, start limiting features.
