Which governments, where, and at what time? North Korea has a NIC, so does Eritrea. Should the dictator of Eritrea have more privileged access to your WHOIS information than somebody who could actually give you a productive tip? (i.e. "Hey, your mailserver keeps trying to relay this message, which is not destined for where it's being routed", or "a host under your domain is ICMP flooding my IoT gateway, maybe you have an unwanted access on your hands"). I've used WHOIS productively in the last year, and WHOIS proxies work to get your address off the registry, I just don't think that the actual owner of the domain (you, domains by proxy, etc.) should be permitted to register a domain without somebody being directly responsible for its behaviour in some way which is a step before a civil suit (which seems to be the only way your system would work). You need an address for your corporation as well, it's mostly the same idea.