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I mostly use localbitcoins for selling my bitcoins.They have not asked me about my personal details.But i dont know whether they bwould ask my details if i have to buy bitcoins.If they ask,then i would have to think about buying bitcoins with person face to face.However,its a very good article for newbies who have just now entered the bitcoin world.

Yup! it is really helpful for some newbies in the forum and I think I am thinking the same thought too in showing my details of my identity with someone apparently and learning my stock of bitcoin in my wallet, in the bitcoin world it is really important that you stay anonymous I think it is for your family and your own protection for safety measures.

Definitely helping newbies with this articles like me. Of course, all of us don't want to give or show too much information and we want to remain anonymous, if that is the case then maybe I agree that its better face to face when buying bitcoins. Anonymity is the big advantage who want with bitcoin if we are exposing our personal information then we are taking away one advantage of bitcoin.

Certainly, anonymity must be presserved in this field of digital currency to protect one's users account from hackers and questioning when does and how does the money went to his wallet. Thus, choose local exchanger which doesn't ask for identity. There many local exchangers that didn't requires identity in order for a one user make an exchange.

You think that such restrictions will make currency exchanges as well as the safety of users' savings safer but it is possible that it is such restrictions that cover the whole point of the safety of your money.