Quote from: Niya on February 16, 2018, 01:42:52 PM

Quote from: Biglion on February 15, 2018, 08:59:13 PM

thanks for the info
I never send my personal information to KYC
the result can be sad for me
I do not have a merit, sorry
but you did a good job

I agree with you! Never send your personal info to complete strangers because you don't know what they are aiming for requesting your documents. Identity documents are very often bought and sold in the black market (and not only there...). Be careful about it! Avoid bounties, ICOs and airdrops which require too many personal information.

Quote from: us11csalyer on February 16, 2018, 09:53:36 AM

As for me, this issue is now very important, as more and more bounty campaigns are requesting the passage of identification. But what if it becomes a generally accepted rule? Would you not send documents and participate in bounty companies at all?

Yes, I'm afraid it will become a general rule, because I see crypto-community is losing their privacy. Maybe that's a shady strategy backed by banks and governments.
My solution? Don't join bounty campaigns at all, at least avoid joining the ones which require personal information or request KYC procedures.
My signature is a referral program of a very reliable company which already paid me many times without requesting any personal info. I know from my stats many people from bitcointalk are clicking on my signature and so I'm earning from this referral program which pays directly in BTC. I guess maybe I'm earning more this way than what I may earn joining a regular signature campaign.

Unfortunately, not all forum participants have the status of a Hero). Therefore, we must participate in various bounties and airdrops. It is important that all newcomers know that personal information does not need to be sent. When the organizers of the company bounty ask you to get personal information, this means a 100% scam.