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I'm passive. This is decentralization, and there can not be any identification in it. If only KYC does not become a condition of Cold Staking

It's funny, is not it? First you say - I'm passive. Then you say that it can be tolerated if this is a condition)))

There are no ways to identify a person while maintaining his anonymity. If such a method is invented, then this in itself will be a huge achievement and self-sufficient service.

What if you will use AI for validate KYC and the whole data will be stored on a blockchain cloud service. And only AI will have access to the data for check already existing persons. So what do you think?

At first glance, the idea is interesting. BUT. AI can be retrained and forced to disclose the data? Is not that right?

Maybe AI will only be able to verify the information, but will not be able to reveal it. It is possible that it will not be the personal data itself, but the hashes.

In this topic, I discover a lot of new things. Identifying a person in a decentralized network without disclosing data is great!

If the developers implement such a KYC, then this project is waiting for a resounding success. One person - one vote. This is a fair decision for voting.

Is this information official? Will the team develop such a way of identification?

This is untested rumors. It seems that somewhere, someone from the team talked about this method of checking the voting participants.

In my opinion, this is a good way to conduct KYC. It turns out that personal data is loaded into the block chain. At boot, they are encrypted and hashed. Then the hashes are matched. There is no need to decipher information.

I do not understand. Who will check the fact that I downloaded the correct information? My photo, passport data, etc.?

Maybe fingerprints? The retina of the eyes? I'm sure there is a solution.